Problem with Work done by “other” forces Relationship between force and potential energy Potential energy diagrams Lecture 12: Potential energy diagrams.

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Problem with Work done by “other” forces Relationship between force and potential energy Potential energy diagrams Lecture 12: Potential energy diagrams

Example with other force A block of mass M is at rest on an incline that makes an angle θ with the horizontal. It slides down a distance L and then flies of the edge a height H above the ground. Throughout its motion, a constant vertical blowing force of magnitude B is acting on the block. Derive an expression for the speed with which the block hits the ground.

Relationship between force and potential energy

Motion in a potential energy well

Kinetic and potential energy

Force and potential energy The force is the negative slope of potential energy graph

Different total mechanical energy

Equilibrium Minimum = stable Maximum = unstable

Example: Diatomic Molecule Diatomic molecule: two atoms separated a distance r What should we expect about force between atoms? Too close: repulsive force The shorter the distance, the greater the force Too far: attractive force Force decreases with distance, goes to zero for r→∞ Distance just right: equilibrium

Example: Diatomic Molecule Diatomic molecule: two atoms separated a distance r