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    WORK

    Is defined as the product of the applied

    force and the displacement of an object

    in the direction of the applied force.

    Work = Force x displacement

    W = F X S

    Unit = N m @ J (joule)

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    F = 10 N

    S = 2 m

    F=5N

    S

    =1m

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    Sometimes the object does not move in the direction of the applied force.To

    calculate the work done by the force, the component of the applied force in the

    direction of the displacement is used.

    F

    s

    Since the object is displaced

    horizontally, the horizontal

    component of force is used.

    Fx = F cos

    Fy = F sin

    F

    S

    Work = F cos x S

    is the angel between Appliedforce F, and displacement , s !!!!

    W = F cos

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    example

    F = 40 N

    50

    What is the work done in pulling the rock?

    Solution:

    Fx = F cos 50

    Displacement = 6m

    Work done = F Cos 50 x S

    = 40 Cos 50 x 6m

    = 154.26 J

    S = 6m

    S

    Fy = Fsin 50

    rock

    W = F cos

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    A person exerts a vertical force F = 20N on a pail as

    the pail is carried a horizontal distance of 8.0 m at

    constant speed.How much work does F do?

    F

    S

    = 90 , F = 20N , S = 8m

    Work , W = F Cos W = 20 Cos 90

    = 0 J

    No work is done by the vertical force because it has no

    component in the direction of motion.

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    Calculate work done by the force F

    A

    B

    C

    F = 10 N

    F = 10 N

    F = 10 N

    S=2m

    S=2m

    S= 2m

    W = F S

    = 10 x 2 = 10J

    ( because is 0)

    W = F x S

    = 10 x 2 = 20 J

    W = F Cos

    = 10 Cos 180 (Cos 180 = -1)

    = - 10 N

    Now F and s are in opposite

    direction.Therefore the work done is

    negative.

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    No Work is Done When:

    The object is stationary

    No force is applied on the object in the

    direction of displacement

    The direction of motion of the object is

    perpendicular to the applie force

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    QUIZCalculate work done by applied force, F following each situations.

    F =200N

    S = 6m

    i

    F=30N

    S = 1.5m

    pulley

    ii

    iii

    A man pushing a wall .The

    force applied is 200N but the

    wall does not move.

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    6

    20

    From the graph, Work = area under the graph

    Eg: W = FS

    = (20)(6)= 60 J

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    ENERGY

    The capacity

    To do workUnit: J

    Kinetic Energy

    The energy of an object

    due to its motion

    Gravitional potential

    Energy

    The energy of an object

    Due to its higher position

    Ek = mv Ep = mgh

    Energy Transfer When Work is Done

    Change of Kinetic Energy = work done

    Change of potential Energy= work done

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    The relationship between Work and Energy

    When work is done, energy

    changes forms. For example,when you raise your physics

    book vertically above your desk,

    we say that "you do work on it".

    This means, energy is being

    converted from chemical

    potential energy stored in yourmuscles to gravitational

    potential energy of the book -

    energy is changing forms. When

    you let go of the book, gravity

    "does work on the book". In

    other words, gravitationalpotential energy is being

    converted into kinetic energy -

    work is changing forms. Work is

    the process by which energy

    changes forms.

    The work Done = amount of

    Energy

    transfered

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    1) What is the kinetic energy of man 50kg jogging at a velocity of 3 m/s?

    Kinetic Energy, Ek = 1/2mv

    = ( 50) (3)

    = 225 J

    2) A trolley with mass 4.0 kg pulled by force 20N along horizontal

    frictionless track.

    (a) What is the kinetic energy of a trolley after it pulled 10 m away?

    (b) Calculate its vellocity after moved 10m.

    (a) Ek = work done

    = F x s= 20N x 10m

    = 200J

    1/2mv = 200

    v = 400/4

    = 100

    = 10m/s

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    Gravitional potential Energy

    Example 1:A book of mass 2.0 kg rests ona table. If its gravitational potential

    energy is 0 Joules now, what will its

    gravitational potential energy be when it

    is raised 1.0 meter above the table?

    Solution: m = 2.0 kg, h = 1.0 m, g = 10m/s2

    GPE = mgh = (2.0 kg)(10 m/s2)(1.0 m) =

    20 Joules

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    600

    What is the work done by the force F,when the

    box moved 5m?

    Calculate the work done by the force of gravity on the

    wooden block.(m= 0.2kg)

    30

    A man 65 kg walks from X to Y.Calculate the work

    done.

    W =30 Cos 60 x 5 = 75J

    W = Energy tranfered

    W = GPE = mgh

    E = 0.2 x 9.8 x 2.5 = 4.9J

    W = mgh

    = 65 x 9.8 x 4 sin 30

    = 1274J

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    PRINCIPLE OF CONSERVATION of ENERGY

    The Principle of conservation of energy

    states that the total energy in a system

    is

    constant .

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    A ball flew vertically upwards with initial velocity of 15

    m/s . i) State the changes of energy

    ii)What is the maximum height attained by the

    ball?

    i) Kinetic Enery to Gravitional potential energy

    ii) m v2 = mgh

    m x (15)2

    = m x 10 x hh = 225 / 2x 10

    h = 11.25 m

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    h = 2m

    Mass.m =1kg

    SituationType of energy Total energy

    A Ep 20 N

    B Ep + Ek 20 N

    C Ek 20 N

    D Ep + Ek 20 N

    E Ep 20 N

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    In one of the activities at the National Service camp, a participant of 55 kg is to

    climb up 2.5 m wall from ground level and jump down. Based on the jump of

    the participant, calculate :

    The speed of the participant just before his legs touch the ground

    Potent ial Energy = Kinet ic Energy ( Tel l the student )

    mgh = mv

    v = 2gh

    = 2 x 10 x 2.5= 7.07 ms-1

    2

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    Figure shows a roller coaster cart and a track. The cart is 250kg and start motion from rest

    at A.

    i)Calculate the potential energy of the cart at A

    ii) Calculate the speed of the cart at point B

    iii) Calculate the speed of the cart at point C

    25000J

    10m/s

    14.14m/s

    10m

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    POWER

    Poweris defined as the rateat which work is done or the

    amount of work done persecond.

    Power = Work done

    Time taken

    P = W

    tThe SI unit of power is Watt (W) orJs-1When work is done, the object gains energy, therefore

    Power = Change in energy

    Time takenP = Et

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    P = W

    t

    = F x st

    = F x s

    t

    P = F x v where v- velocity

    POWER

    P = W

    t

    P = Et

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    A motor lifts a barrel weighing 500N to a

    vertical height of 1.5m in 25s. How much

    power is used by the motor?

    Power = work done

    time taken

    P = mgh

    t

    = 50 x 10 x1.5

    25 = 30 W

    10m/s

    7N

    2)

    Wooden block

    A wooden block being pulled with constant velocity 10m.

    The force applied is 7N, to the horizontal along a table

    surface. i) What is power output after 5s ?

    ii)Calculate work done.

    F = 7N, v= 10m/s, t=5s

    Power, P = Fv ii) W =Pt

    = 7 x 10 W = 70 x 5

    = 70w W = 350J

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    EFFICIENCY

    Efficiency, = Energy output x 100%Energy input

    Efficiency, = power output x 100%Power input

    Example: A motor has a power1200w raised a mass of 50kg through a verticalheight of 20m in 10s.Its efficiency is:

    Efficiency= power output x 100% Power output= W = mgh= 50(10)(20)

    power input t t t

    Efficiency = 1000 x 100% = 83.3%

    1200

    Check o r nderstanding

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    1.A crane lift a load weighing 2400N

    through a height of 4m in 12 s. What is the

    power of the crane?

    2. An alectric kettle is rated at 2kW

    output is used to boil water. How many

    joules of energy are transferred in 5

    minutes?

    3.A lift in a shopping complex can raise

    10 people through a height of 25m in 15s.

    The total mass is 1200kg. What is thepoweroutput of the lift motor?

    4. A car of mass 800 kg travelling at 20m/s

    slows to 10m/s. What is the change in

    kinetic energy?

    5. A car mass 600kg is travelling at 12m/s. When

    the brakes are applied, it comes to rest in 8m.

    What is the average force exerted by the

    brakes?

    6. A box 2 kg slides down a smooth curved

    ramp. What is the speed of the box when it

    reaches at the bottom

    7. A motor pumps 40kg of waterfrom

    ground level to a height of 6m in 2

    minutes.What is the power output of

    the motor

    8. A motor with power 10kW raised a load

    2.0 x 10 kg vertically. What is themaximum velocity of the load.

    Check your understanding

    Answer:

    1.800W, 2.600kJ, 3. 20kW 4. 120kJ

    5. 5400N 6. 8.9 m/s 7. 20W

    8. 0.05 m/s

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