Chapter 13 Flashcards

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W=

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F(d)

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-the transfer of energy to an object by the application of a force that causes the object to move in the direction of force

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Work

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Work is measured in ______.

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Joules

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1N(m)=

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1J

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1J=

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1kg(m2/s2)

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-a quantity that measures the rate at which work is done or energy is transformed

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Power

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Power=

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work/time

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Power is measured in _____.

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watts

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____ multiply and redirect force.

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Machines

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-a quantity that expresses how much a machine multiplies force or distance

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Mechanical Advantage

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When lifting a box straight up, a mover applies a ___force over a ____ distance.

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Large

Short

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Using a ramp to lift the box, the mover applies a ____ force over a ____ area.

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Smaller

Longer

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M.A.=

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output force/input force
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input distance/ output distance

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-one of the six basic types of machines, which are the basis for all other forms of machines

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Simple Machine

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Simple machines are split into two families. What are they?

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Lever family

Incline plane family

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The lever family includes the _____, _____, and the _____.

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Simple lever
Pulled
Wheel and axle

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The incline plane family include the _____, _____, and ______.

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Simple incline plane
Wedge
Screw

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Levers are divided into ___.

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Three classes

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All _______ have a fulcrum located between the points of application of the input and output forces. See-saw.

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First-class levers

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In _____ the fulcrum is at one end of the arm and the input force is applied to the other end. Ex. Wheelbarrow

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Second class lever

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____ multiply distance rather than force. As a result, they have less mechanical advantage than 1. The human body contains many of these.

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Third-class levers

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What are modified levers?

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Pulleys

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A _____ is a lever or pulley connected to a shaft.

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Wheel and axle

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What do inclined planes do?

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They multiply and redirect force.

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What is a modified inclined plane?
A wedge
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What is an inclined plane wrapped around a cylinder?
A screw
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-machines made of more than one simple machine
Compound Machine
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What is the ability to do work?
Energy
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What is energy measured in?
Joules
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What do you expel work to do?
Pull a sling on a sling shot back.
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-the energy that an object has because of its position, shape, or condition
Potential energy
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-the energy stored in any type of compressed or stretched elastic material
Elastic Potential Energy
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-the energy that could potentially do work due to an object's position above ground
Gravitational Potential Energy
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What depends on both mass and height?
Gravitational potential energy
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PE=
mgh
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What can be relative or become important when calculating gravitational potential energy?
Height
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What is the energy of an object due to the object's position?
Kinetic energy
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What depends on mass and speed?
Kinetic Energy
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KE=
1/2(mv2)
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What does kinetic energy depend on most?
Speed more than mass
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-the amount of work an object can do because of the object's kinetic and potential energy
Mechanical Energy
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ME=
PE+KE
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What things have kinetic energy?
Atoms and molecules
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Chemical reactions involve _______.
Potential energy
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Living things get energy from the ___.
Sun
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Where does the sun get energy from?
Nuclear reactions
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What is a form of energy?
Electricity
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What can become kinetic energy?
Potential energy
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Give an example of potential energy.
Almost all the energy of a roller coaster car at the top of a tall hill is potential energy
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When and how does the potential energy change to kinetic energy in a coaster car?
It gradually changes to kinetic energy as a car accelerates downhill
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___ energy can become ____ energy.
Kinetic energy | Potential energy
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When does kinetic energy convert to potential energy in a roller coaster?
As the car hits the lowest point and begins to climb another hill
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What is energy lost to as object's travel?
Friction and vibration
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Will the roller coaster car be able to climb a hill as tall as the first hill due to these transformations of energy?
No
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____ energy can be changed to _____ energy.
Mechanical | Non mechanical
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What explains the flight of a baseball?
Energy transformations
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When a ball is hit, the ball does what?
It keeps rising until all the kinetic energy is gone.
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What is all of the ball's energy when it is at its highest point?
Potential energy
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What happens as the ball falls?
All of its potential energy changes back to kinetic energy
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-energy cannot be created or destroyed
The Law of Conservation of energy
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Does energy appear or disappear?
No
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What describes energy conservation?
Thermodynamics
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Accounting for all of the energy in a system can be ____.
Complicated
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What makes accounting for all the energy easier?
Studying a small, defined area
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What are these defined areas called?
Systems
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Systems can be ____ or ______.
Open | Closed
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Which systems exchange energy with the space that surrounds them?
Opened systems
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When would a system be considered closed?
If the flow of energy into and out of a system is small enough to be ignored
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Is all work done by machines useful?
Haha no
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What is the measure of how much useful work is done?
The efficiency of a machine
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Efficiency=
Useful work output/work input
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What is efficiency usually expressed as?
A percentage
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What machines are impossible?
Perpetual motion machines
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REVIEW MATH SKILLS PROBLEM ON PAGE 460
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Machines need _____.
Energy input
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COMPLETE SECTION 4 REVIEW, PG. 461, #1-9
PLEASE DO IT ANNA
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What results from energy transfer?
The feeling associated with temperature difference
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What indicates an energy transfer?
Temperature changes