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Title: Physics


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Work and Energy
  • Physics

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Work
  • Work is defined as the transfer of energy
  • Work is done when a force that is applied to an
    object moves that object
  • W F x d ( Force x amount of movement)
  • Units newton-meter or joule (the same for
    energy)
  • MUST exert a force and move something to do work!

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Energy
  • The ability to do work
  • Used to help us describe how and why things
    behave the way they do
  • If you apply a force to an object, you may change
    its energy
  • Energy must be used to do work
  • Measure energy in joules

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Types of Energy
  • Kinetic Energy (KE)- if an object is moving, it
    has kinetic energy
  • Potential Energy (PE)- energy that is stored
    because of the position and/or arrangement of the
    object
  • Gravitational-
  • Mass x Gravitys acceleration x height
  • Potential energy in a spring

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Type of Energy
  • Chemical Energy- energy that is stored in
    molecular bonds, the forces that hold molecules
    together
  • Mechanical Energy- gears, engines, locomotives
    pulling trains, canon balls flying through the
    air, or other examples of energy in mechanical
    devices
  • Electrical Energy- the flow of charged particles
    called electrons or ions
  • Thermal Energy- used as another term for internal
    energy or heat content

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Conservation of Energy
  • The Law states that energy can be neither created
    nor destroyed
  • Therefore can only be converted from one form to
    another
  • The total amount of energy remains the same but
    can be separated into various forms
  • Transfer of Energy
  • EX. Chemical-gt Potential-gt Mechanical-gtThermal
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