Physics Test 3- Work & Energy Flashcards

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What is the formula for Kinematic Energy?

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KE = 1/2(m)(v^2)

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What is the formula for Spring Energy

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EPE = 1/2(K)(X^2)
K is the spring constant.
X is distance.

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3
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What is the formula for Potential Energy?

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PE = mass times gravity times height

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4
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Is Potential Energy Linear?

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Yes

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5
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What is a Joule?

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The unit for Energy. 1 Joule = 1 Newton times 1 meter

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What is work?

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Work is the product of a force and displacement that are in the same direction (parallel).
W = F(d)
Work is a squalor quantity

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7
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What is Power?

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Power = work / time. Measured in Watts.

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8
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What are the 3 conditions for work to be done?

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You need a force
You need a displacement
They need to be parallel

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9
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A vector times a squalor equals what?

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A vector

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10
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A vector times a vector equals what?

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A squalor

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11
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What are some examples of instances which energy could be lost?

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Heat, friction, maintaining body temperature, replacing skin

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12
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Why is the human body less than 5% efficient?

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Because keeping the body alive takes energy

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13
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What is Hooke’s Law?

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Force = K(X)

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14
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What’s the definition of elastic?

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Anything that can be deformed but will return to its original position. It does this with stored energy called ‘Elastic Potential’. This means it conserves kinetic energy.

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15
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What is the unit for a spring constant (K)?

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Newton per meter

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16
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What is the proof for EPE = 1/2(K)(x^2)

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Area of triangle = 1/2(b)(h) = 1/2 (x)(F) = 1/2(x)(kx) = 1/2(k)(x^2)

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What are the stages of a vertical spring?

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  1. Spring is compressed. All EPE
  2. Sprint begins to launch. No EPE. All PE and KE
  3. Spring is fully launched. All PE. Height and velocity are max
18
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What are the stages of a horizontal spring?

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  1. Spring is compressed. All EPE. Velocity = 0
  2. Spring is beginning to launch. All KE. Max velocity
  3. Spring is fully launched. All EPE. Velocity = 0
19
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What are four spring examples?

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  1. Bow and Arrow
  2. Pogo stick
  3. Slingshot example
  4. Small vertical spring and tennis ball.
20
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What is a vector?

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Any quantity in Physics with a size and a direction.

21
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What are some other units for watts?

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-Joules per second
-Newton times meter per second
-(Kilogram meter per second squared times meter)(second)
-Kilogram times a meter squared per second cubed

22
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Who was James Watt?

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A Scottish Engineer who made improvements to the steam engine. Tested Dray horses to discover horse power.

23
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What is the formula for efficiency?

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(Output/input)(100)

24
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What is the Law of Conservation of Mechanical Energy?

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ME = ME Prime

25
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What is Mechanical Energy?

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Energy with no friction or heat loss. Total energy is conserved

26
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What is a conservative force?

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Work is done on an independent path. No friction or heat loss.

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What is a non conservative force?

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Work depends on the path

28
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What are examples of conservative forces?

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Electric, gravitational, elastic

29
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What are examples of non conservative forces?

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Friction, applied, push-pull, tension