Lesson 6: Force and Work Flashcards

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1
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Force

A

A push or pull on an object

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2
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Is force a vector and scaler quantity?

A
  • Vector quality
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3
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What is force measured in?

A
  • Newtons (N)
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4
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What are Newtons Laws?

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  1. An object in motion will continue to be in motion unless acted upon by a force. An object in rest will continue to be in rest unless acted upon by a force
  2. A larger force will result in a larger acceleration
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5
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Balanced Force

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  • The force in one direction is the same as the other direction
  • Forces are cancelled out by each other
  • No net force or change in velocity
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6
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Unbalanced Force

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  • The force in one direction is larger than the force in the opposite direction
  • Will cause change in acceleration (object may speed up or slow down)
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7
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Weight

A
  • Force due to gravity
  • Not the same as mass
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8
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Weight Formula

A
  • Fg = Mg (add arrows to F and second g)

Fg = weight/force of gravity
- measured in Newtons (N)
M = mass
- measured in kg
g = acceleration due to gravity
- measured in m/s squared

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9
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Work

A
  • A measure of the amount of energy transferred from one object to another when a force is exerted
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10
Q

What is work measured in?

A
  • Jules (J)
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11
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Work Formula

A

W = Fd

W = work
- measured in Jules (J)
F = force
- measured in Newtons (N)
d = distance
- measured in meters (m)

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12
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What three conditions must be met for work to be done to an object?

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  1. There must be a force
  2. There must be a movement
  3. The force and the distance the object travels must be in the same direction
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13
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What other formula can be used to find work?

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  • Change in energy
    (Triangle)Energy = Work
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