

Work and simple machines
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William Stanmeyer
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If you had to move a large piece of
furniture across a house, how
could you make it easier for
yourself?
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Open Ended
If you had to move a large piece of furniture across your house, how could you make it easier for yourself?
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Turn and Talk
What does work mean?
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Work is: Effort exerted over
a certain distance.
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Multiple Choice
Work is _______.
Effort exerted over a distance
Effort exerted over some time
Doing things
Action
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What Is Work?
Work is the transfer of energy to an
object.
In science, work is done when a force
causes an object to move in the
direction of the force.
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Labelling
Is work being done in these four situations?
No
No
Yes
Yes
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Dropdown
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How to Calculate Work
We use the equation W = F x D “Work equals Force times Distance”
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SI (International System)
Units of Measurement
We measure work in J.
J stands for Joule
A Joule is a Newton times a
meter.
Joule = N x m
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Drag and Drop
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What is a Machine?
A machine is a
device that
makes work
easier by
changing the
size or direction
of the force.
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Work Input and Work Output
When you use a machine,
you do the work on the
machine and the machine
does the work on
something else.
The work that you do on the
machine is called the “work
input”.
The work done by the
machine is called the “work
output”
The “work output” can
never be more than the
“work input”
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Dropdown
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Machines Can Change The Input Force
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Machines Change the Size or
Distance of an Input Force
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Fill in the Blanks
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Mechanical Advantage
Some machines
increase force more
than other machines
can.
The amount of
times that a
machine multiplies
the force is called
mechanical
advantage.
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Mechanical Efficiency
Mechanical
efficiency is the
comparison of a
machine’s work
output with the
work input.
We measure it with
the following
equation:
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Open Ended
Do you remember the 6 simple machines? Type in as many as you can remember.
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Simple Machines
There are six basic simple machines that
help make our lives much easier.
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Inclined Plane
An inclined plane
is a simple
machine with a
straight slanted
surface. A ramp
is an inclined
plane.
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Lever
A lever is a simple machine that has a bar that
pivots about a fixed point called a fulcrum.
There are 3 types of levers:
1st Class 2nd Class 3rd Class
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Pulley
A pulley is a
simple
machine
that has a
grooved
wheel that
holds a rope
or cable.
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Wheel and Axle
A wheel and axle is a simple machine that
consists of two circular objects of different
sizes.
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Screw
The simple machine called
a screw is an inclined
plane wrapped in a spiral
around a cylinder.
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Wedge
The simple machine
called a wedge is a pair
of inclined planes that
move.
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Compound Machines
Compound machines are
machines that are made
up of two or more simple
machines.
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Multiple Select
What is one simple machine in a pair of scissors?
Wedge
Lever
Inclined plane
screw
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