Chapter7️⃣ Flashcards

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How is work and energy represented?

A

In joules

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What does work involve?

A

The exchange of energy for some change in a physical system

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When does mhecanical work occur?

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When a force acts on a object to move it in a direction parallel in a force vector

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What is done when the force acts on a system in the same direction as the systems motion?

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Positive mhecanical work

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What is the object at when the force acts perpendicularly to the objects displacement?

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When either the force or displacement is at zero

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What does Newton’s second law of motion have to do with this?

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A larger force results in a greater acceleration for a given mass

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7
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What is power?

A

The rate of doing work

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8
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What is the unit for power?

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Watt- named after James Watt the inventor who vastly improved the efficiency of the steam engine

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9
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What are tools made of?

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Simple machines

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10
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Why can’t you get more energy out of the simple machine than you put into it?

A

It does not create energy

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What is the system to be moved called?

A

Load or resistance

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The force needed to just begin moving the resistance is called what?

A

Resistance force

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13
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The force exerted on the simple machines is called what?

A

The effort force

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14
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What is the distance principle?

A

To conserve work and energy, simple machines compensate for a smaller effort force by exerting that force over a longer distance

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15
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What is a lever?

A

A simply rigid bar that rest on a fulcrum

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16
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What is the fulcrum?

A

A pivot point

17
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What is rotational equilibrium?

A

When it is balanced on the fulcrum

18
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What is moment or torque?

A

When a force acts perpendicularly on a lever rotating around a pivot point

19
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What is a mechanical moment?

A

Simply the product of the force and distance from the pivot point where the force is applied

20
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What is moment arm?

A

The fixed distance

21
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Every lever system is divided into what?

A

Effort arm and resistance arm

22
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What is first class lever?

A

The fulcrum is between effort and resistance arm

23
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What is a second class lever?

A

It has the fulcrum at the end of the lever arm and the resistance between the fulcrum and resistance

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What is a third class lever?

A

The fulcrum is located at the end of the lever arm and the resistance between the resistance and fulcrum

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What is one way to continuously apply force to a load?
To use a wheel and axel
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How do u turn both the axel and the wheel?
A force applied to the axel si converted to mechanical moment around the rotational axis
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What is a gear?
A modified form of wheel and axel
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What do fears usually work in?
Pairs
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How do gears usually work?
In different sizes
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How can the MA of the gears be figured out?
By the ratio of number of teeth on the resistance and effort arm
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What is a pulley?
A wheel with a grove around the outer surface mounted on an axel
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A pulley mounted on a fixed support is called what?
A single fixed pulley
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If a pulley is attached to a load it is called what?
A single movable pulley
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How can u find the pulleys MA?
By putting it into "gangs"
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What is a two demention all tilted surface that allows a resistance load to be moved from a lower position to a higher one with less effort
An inclined plane
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What is the purpose of an inclined plane?
To reduce the effort from a lower place to a higher one
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What is one application of an inclined plane?
A wedge
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The magnitude of spreading the force depends on what?
The MA
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How do u find the MA of a wedge?
Divide length times width