topic 8 - forces and energy Flashcards

1
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what happens to energy when a system changes

A

energy is transferred and some energy is dissipated

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2
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how can a system be changed

A

by forces doing work, electrical equipment doing work or. heating

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3
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what is work done

A

energy transferred when a force moves an object through a distance

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4
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work done =

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force x distance

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5
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change in gravitational potential energy =

A

mass x GFS x change in vertical height

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6
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kinetic energy =

A

0.5 x mass x velocity^2

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7
Q

how to reduce friction between objects’ surfaces when they move

A

lubrication

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8
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efficiency =

A

useful energy transferred / total energy supplied

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9
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what is power

A

rate of energy transfer

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10
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power =

A

work done / time

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11
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energy transferred is equal to

A

work done

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12
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one watt is equal to

A

one joule per second

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13
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what is contact force

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when two object have to be touching for a force to act

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14
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what is a non contact force

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if two objects do not need to be touching for the force to act

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15
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moment of a force =

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force x distance normal to the direction of the force

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16
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what is the principal of moments

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the sum of clockwise moments = the sum of anti clockwise moments