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POWER ENERGY WORK
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WHEN ENERGY IS TRANSFORMED FROM ONE FORM TO ANOTHER
WORK IS DONE WHEN ? WHEN ? WHEN ENERGY IS TRANSFORMED FROM ONE FORM TO ANOTHER
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UNITS OF WORK & ENERGY ? mJ kJ JOULES GJ MJ Symbol J
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FORMS OF ENERGY ENERGY IS A SCALAR ELECTRICITY Gravitational &
MAGNETISM Gravitational Potential HEAT Chemical Potential Sound LIGHT Nuclear kinetic ENERGY IS A SCALAR
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THE PRINCIPLE OF CONSERVATION OF ENERGY ENERGY CAN BE CHANGED FROM ONE FORM TO ANOTHER, BUT CAN NEVER BE DESTROYED
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heat heat potential chemical electromagnetism kinetic sound light
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What energy changes occur here?
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WORK DONE = FORCE X DISPLACEMENT
Work (W) is done when a force (F) moves an object between two positions. WORK DONE = FORCE X DISPLACEMENT W = F d Force F Force F Displacement d
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W = F·d·Cosθ Force F θ Displacement d
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Eg = mgh Work done = Potential Energy change h mg
Formula for (gravitational) Potential Energy Eg h Work done = Potential Energy change Eg = mgh mg
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EK = ½ m v2 Formula for Kinetic Energy - EK d F Final velocity vf
Mass m Initial velocity vi=0 F EK = work done in accelerating to velocity, vf. i.e EK = Fd vf2 = vi2 + 2 ad = 2 ad [as vi = 0] EK = m a d as F = ma EK = ½ m v2
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JOULES / SECOND = WATTS ( W )
POWER is the RATE OF DOING WORK = RATE OF CONVERTING ENERGY UNITS JOULES / SECOND = WATTS ( W )
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The efficiency [ e ] of a machine is the power output (or energy output) divided by the power input (or energy input), usually expressed as a percentage. If a kW electric motor lifts a load 2.00 kg though a distance of 3.00 m in 2.00 seconds, its efficiency is given by:
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P = F v For a vehicle moving at constant velocity, v.
Where F is the driving force of the engine. F The power to maintain this velocity is given by : P = F v
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s FINDING ONE’S POWER x (Sx) m Height of step = x m Height of steps =
My weight in Newtons = y N Time to ascend = z s MY POWER = (ySx/z) W 746 W = 1 hp
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