Energy The ability to do mechanical work. Work or energy can be defined as the product of force and distance Work = Ns where s is the distance in meters.

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Energy The ability to do mechanical work

Work or energy can be defined as the product of force and distance Work = Ns where s is the distance in meters

JOULE the unit used to measure energy Named after the famous physicist James Prescott Joule One joule is about the amount of energy it takes to pick up a dinner plate from the ground and put it on a table

Types of Energy Mechanical Electrical Chemical Sound Thermal Radiant

Mechanical Energy Describes movement or the potential for movement

Electrical Energy the flow of electrons through materials

Chemical Energy

Sound Energy

Thermal energy the result of the movement of particles in a substance

Radiant Energy Energy associate with light

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