10.1 Work and energy Flashcards

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What are 4 examples of energy stores?

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» Kinetic store
» Thermal store
» Elastic store
» Gravitational potential store

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What are 3 ways energy can be transferred?

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» Mechanically
» Radiation
» Electrically

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What are the units of energy?

A

» Joules

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What is one joule equal to?

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» Energy needed to raise a 1N weight through a vertical height of 1m

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What is the principle of conservation of energy?

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» Energy cannot be created or destroyed

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When is work done?

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» When a force acts on it making it move

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What is the equation for work done?

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» Work done = Force x distance

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What is the work done when the Force and the distance are perpendicular to one another?

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» 0J

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What is one thing to keep note of when doing work done calculations?

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» Remember the force has to be in the same direction as the distance
» If a force is at angle to the object, resolve the horizontal component : costtheta, and the vertical component:sintheta
» Then use which ever one is acting in the direction of the distance

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10
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What does the area under a force distance time graph represent?

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» Work done

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