energy work power Flashcards

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what is energy

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the capacity of something to to do work

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2
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what does the law of conservation of energy state

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energy cannot be created or destroyed, it can only change from one form to another

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3
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what are the 6 different types of energy

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  • kinetic
  • gravitational potential
  • elastic
  • chemical
  • nuclear
  • internal
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4
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how is energy transferred

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  • forces
  • electrical currents
  • heating
  • waves
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5
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formula for gravitational potential energy

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gpe= mass x gravitational field strengthx height

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6
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formula for kinetic energy

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1/2 x m x v^2

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7
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what are the energy resources and their forms

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  • fuel - chemical
  • water -gpe
  • waves -ke
  • geothermal -internal
  • nuclear fission - nuclear
  • solar heating -light
  • solar cells - light
  • wind - ke
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8
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efficiency formula 1

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(useful energy output/total energy input) x 100%

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9
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efficiency formula 2

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(useful power output/total power input) x 100%

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10
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formula for work donw

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work done = force x distance moved

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11
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formula for power

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power = energy transferred/time taken

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12
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formula for pressure 1

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pressure = force/area

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13
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formula for pressure in liquid

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pressure = height x density x gravitational field strength

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14
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what is pressure in liquids

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  • pressure is transmitted equally in all directions
  • pressure at different points at the same depth is equal
  • the pressure in a liquid depends in the density and depth of a liquid
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15
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what are barometers

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  • used to measure atmospheric pressure

- the weight of the mercury in the tube is balanced by atmospheric pressure pushing down on the mercury in the tray

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16
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what are manometers

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  • used to measure the pressure of a trapped gas
  • one end of the U-tube is open to the atmosphere
  • other end is connected to the pressure that is to be measured
  • as pressure increases, mercury is pushed around the tube