1.2.2 Work and Power

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  • The formula for work done is W = Fd
  • The formula for power is P = W/t
  • Work done is calculated as the product of force and distance
  • Work done is measured in joules, which are derived from newtons and meters
  • Match the term with its unit:
    Power ↔️ Watts
    Work done ↔️ Joules
    Time ↔️ Seconds
  • What is the unit of power?
    Watts
  • The units of power are Watts because they represent Joules per second.
  • The formula for work done is Workdone=Work \, done =Force×Distance Force \times Distance
  • What is distance measured in?
    Meters
  • Why is the unit of power Watts?
    Joules per second
  • Work done is measured in Joules
  • Power is calculated using the formula Work/Time.
  • What is the unit of measurement for work done?
    Joules
  • Watts measure the rate of energy transfer or work done per unit of time.
  • What is the definition of work done in physics?
    Energy transferred by force
  • What is the definition of power in physics?
    Rate of energy transfer
  • What is the relationship between work done and power?
    Power is work done per time
  • Why are the units of work done in joules?
    Force in newtons times distance in meters
  • If 50 J of work is done in 10 seconds, what is the power?
    5 W
  • The formula for power is Power=Power =WorkdoneTime \frac{Work \, done}{Time}
  • The power formula allows us to determine the rate at which energy is being transferred or work is being done
  • Work done is the energy transferred when a force moves an object a certain distance
  • What is force measured in?
    Newtons
  • Power is the rate at which work is done or energy is transferred
  • What is the unit of measurement for power?
    Watts
  • If a motor does 300 J of work in 6 seconds, what is its power?
    50 W
  • Power is the rate of change of work done over time.
  • If 50 J of work is done in 10 seconds, what is the power?
    5 W
  • The units of work done are joules.
  • The units of power are watts.
  • The work done by a force of 10 N moving an object 5 m is 50 J.
  • Power is measured in watts.
  • Power is the rate at which work is done or energy is transferred
  • Match the term with its unit:
    Work done ↔️ Joules
    Time ↔️ Seconds
  • What does one Watt represent in terms of energy and time?
    1 Joule per second
  • What is the unit of work done?
    Joules
  • One Joule is equivalent to one Newton meter.
  • Power measures how quickly energy is used.
  • Time is measured in seconds.
  • Match the concept with its definition and formula:
    Work Done (W) ↔️ Energy transferred when a force moves an object a certain distance ||| Force×DistanceForce \times Distance
    Power (P) ↔️ The rate at which work is done ||| WorkdoneTime\frac{Work \, done}{Time}