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Paper 2
Forces
Work done & energy transfer
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Grace Oyelade
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What is work done in physics?
When a
force
moves an object through distance
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How is energy transferred during work done?
From one
form
to another during the process
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Where is energy transferred when moving an object?
To the
kinetic energy
store of the object
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What occurs if friction is present while moving an object?
Some energy is transferred as
thermal energy
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What is the formula for work done?
w
=
w =
w
=
f
×
s
f \times s
f
×
s
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What does direct proportionality mean in the context of work done?
Work done is proportional to
force
and
distance
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What occurs when work is done against frictional forces?
Energy is transferred as
thermal energy
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1
joule
=1
Newton
metre
When work done is against
frictional forces
energy is transferred as heat causing a rise in temperature
Example : rubbing your hands together converts
mechanical energy
into
thermal energy
Direct
proportionality
is
work done
is directly proportional to both the
force applied
and the distance moved
Zero work
is if the
force
does not cause
displacement
no work is done even if a force is applied
To move an object with
mass
a
force
must be applied which requires
energy