Physics- Forces and Energy Flashcards

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1
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Units of energy:

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J, kJ, mJ, gJ, tJ

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Work done by a moving force=

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energy transferred

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3
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units of work are therefore:

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Joules

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4
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The amount of work done (or energy transferred) by a moving force therefore depends on…

A

the force and the distance moved

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work done =

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force x distance moved

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6
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When a load is raised vertically, work is being done against the …………… ……….. acting on it.

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gravitational force

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This therefore means that energy is being transferred to the raised load and that it is therefore gaining ………….. ………. ……….. .

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gravitational potential energy.

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Any raised object therefore stores energy in the form of ………. ……… …….

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gravitational potential energy

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9
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equation is: Ep=

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m x g x h

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10
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the kinetic energy of a moving object should increase if:

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the mass of the object increases

the velocity of the object increases

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Ek=

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1/2mv^2

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12
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KE lost by car =

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braking force x braking distance

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13
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A car travelling at twice its previous speed has ……. …… its previous KE

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2 times

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14
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For the same braking force, a car travelling at twice its previous speed will therefore travel …… ……. further during braking.

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4 times

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Braking distances are therefore very dependent on the vehicle’s speed and the braking distance would also be …………. if the speed of the car was greater.

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greater

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When an object is falling its main energy transfer is from gravitational potential energy into kinetic energy. There will also be some transfer into thermal energy due to friction with the air (air resistance). If we assume that friction is negligible then all of the original PE should be transformed to ……. ……

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kinetic energy