Chapter 6 - Work and Energy Flashcards

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1
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What type of quantity is work?

A

Scalar Quantity

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2
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Formula for Work

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W(work)=F(force)•s(displacement)

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3
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Unit of work

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Joule(J) = N(Newton)•s(meter)

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4
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Work done when force is applied but displacement is zero?

A

Absolutely none

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5
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Work done at an angle

A

W=(Fcosθ)s

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6
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Result of work

A

Change in kinetic energy of an object

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7
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Relationship that relates work in kinetic energy

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Work-energy theorem

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8
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Work-energy theorem expression

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(ΣF)s=1/2mvᶠ²-1/2mvᴼ²

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Equation for the kinetic energy of an object

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KE=1/2mv²

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10
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Why does a moving object have Kinetic Energy?

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A moving object has kinetic energy because work was done to accelerate the object from rest to a speed vᶠ

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When does the work-energy theorem not work?

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The work-energy theorem deals with the work done by the net external force. The work-energy theorem does not apply to the work done by an individual force, unless that force happens to be the only one present, in which case it is the net force.

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12
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Formula pertaining to work done by gravity/potential energy

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W(gravity)=mg(ho-hf)

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13
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Energy possessed by an object in motion

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Kinetic Energy

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14
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Energy an object possessed by virtue of its position relative to the earth

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Gravitational Potential Energy

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15
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The greater the height, the greater is the potential to do work, meaning?

A

The greater is the Gravitational Potential Energy

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16
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Formula for Gravitational potential energy

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PE=mgh

17
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A force is __ when work it does on a moving object is independent of the path between the object’s initial and final positions; A force is __ when it does no net work on an object moving around a closed path, starting and finishing at the same point

A

Conservative force

18
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Potential energy in a closed path

A

0J

19
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A force is _ if the work it does on an object moving between two points depends on the path of motion between two points, such as kinetic frictional force.

A

Nonconservative force

20
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Formula for net work done by nonconservative force

A

Wnc = (KEf - KE0 ) + (PEf - PE0 ) or Wnc = ΔKE + ΔPE

21
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Sum of Kinetic energy and gravitational potential energy

A

Total Mechanical Energy

22
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Equation for Total Mechanical Energy

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Wnc = (KEf + PEf) - (KE0 + PE0) or Wnc = Ef - E0

23
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Principle of Conservation of Mechanical Energy states that

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Total mechanical energy is conserved when Wnc=0

24
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A term that incorporates both work and time

A

Power

25
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Equation for Power

A

P= Work/ Time

26
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Unit for Power

A

Joule / Second = Watt

27
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The rate at which the energy is changing

A

Power

28
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Energy can neither be created or destroyed, but can only be converted from on form to another.

A

The principle of conservation of energy