
Examples of Doing Work in Physics
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Physics
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9th Grade
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Hard
Joseph Anderson
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Work, Force and energy
by Hamsa Mahesh
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Why is work not work ?
We can see person 1 lifting person 2 but this cannot be called as work.
Force is being apllied but the object lifted is not being displaced.
90 degree law
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2 CONDITIONS FOR WORK TO WORK
1. There should be a force applied.
2. The abject should get displaced.
FORMULA OF WORK:
As we know if even one of force or displacement is 0 then work will also be 0.
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Direction of force
work= f*s
f= vector
s=vector
w= scalar
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Multiple Choice
SO, what is the formula of work?
w=f*s
w=f+s
w=f/s
w=f-s
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SI unit of work
YES, NOW WE KNOW THAT W=F*S BUT WHAT WILL THE SI UNIT BE?
W=F*S
F= NEWTONS
S= METERS
W??
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Multiple Choice
SI unit of work is?
MN
GF
FG
NM
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ENERGY
When an object has the capability to do work it is said to have energy.
The abject which does
the work loses the
energy but the object
on which work is done
gains the energy.
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The energy from the former is passed on to the latter.
Any object with
energy can do work.
THEREFORE SI UNIT
OF ENERGY IS ALSO
JOULES.
1 J of energy can do 1 J of work. 1kJ=1000 J
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Person a is moving slowly when compared to person b.
They both have gained kinetic energy and more the speed they have more the kE.
The kinetic energy of a body which is moving with certain velocity is always equal to the work done it to make it aqquire that velocity.
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derivation of kinetic energy
PAINT
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Potential energy.
Energy gained by the object due to the virtue of its posotion.
U=mgh
PAINT
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The girl here is
holding the bow stretched
which puts potential energy
in it.
Energy can be converted
But the energy cannot
be created or destroyed
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Power
There is a lot of pwer in energy here.
Power= rate if doing work
p=w/t
p=mgh/t
p=fs/t
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SI unit of power is watts which is also called joules.
1KW=1000WATTS
1000 J/S
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Commercial unit
1 joules/watt is too small so we use 1kw h.
1 kw h= 1kw*1hr
=1000w*60*60
=1000w*3600s
=3600000 J/W
1kwh=3.6*10^6 J or W
Work, Force and energy
by Hamsa Mahesh
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