1. Work Write at least 4 questions Answer the essential question
What is work and how is it calculated?
Work: Skip 3 lines
Write at least 4 questions
Work being done No work being done Skip 5 lines
Formula:
Work units:
Force units:
Distance:
Example: A bowler uses 500N of force to roll a ball 40 m down the bowling alley. How much work was done?
Work =
Answer the essential question

2. Work
Work: a force applied to an object, and that object has to move a distance in the same direction as the force being applied to it.
If the object does not move, NO work is done!
(Scientifically speaking)

3. *Students need to draw and label each example in your notes.
WORK
WORK BEING DONE
NO WORK BEING DONE
*Students need to draw and label each example in your notes.

4. Work
Calculating Work Formula: Work = Force x Distance Work units = Joules (J) Force units = Newtons (N) Distance units = meters (m)

5. Work
Example: A bowler uses 500N of force to roll a ball 40m down the bowling alley. How much work was done? Work = 500N x 40m Work = 20,000 Joules

6. EXAMPLES OF WORK
Make sure to put this diagram with color on the left side of you notebook next to the Cornell Notes.