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Chapter outline :
4.1 4.2 WORK APPLICATIONS OF WORK EQUATION FOR CONSTANT FORCE ENERGY
4.3
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Objectives :
Define work done by a force, dW=Fds and use the force – displacement graph
(straight line case). Define energy, kinetic energy and potential energy and use
the formula for kinetic energy ½mv2, gravitational potential energy mgh and
elastic potential energy for spring ½kx2 Understand the work-energy theorem and
use the related equation. State and use the principle of Conservation of Energy,
and solve problems regarding conversion between kinetic and potential energy. To
define power, P=W/t , derive and use the formula P=F.v To understand the concept
of mechanical efficiency and the concequences of dissipated heat,
ek=Woutput/Winput.
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4.1 Work
Definition of work done by a constant force : product of the magnitude of the
force and the displacement of the body in the direction of the force. or scalar
(dot) product between force and displacement of the body.
F
Equation of work :
W = F•s
W Fs cos
)θ
F cos θ
W Fds
s1
s2
0 si
sf
s/m
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4.2 Applications of work equation for constant force. Case 1 : Work done by a
horizontal force, F on an object: W Fsθ cos ; where =0o
W Fs
F
s
F1
F2
s
W1 = F1 s cos 0 and
∑W =( F + F ) s W Fnet s
1 2
∑W =W
+ W2 = ( F1 s + F2 s )
W2 = F2 s cos 0
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Case 3 : Work done by a vertical force, F on an object:
θ = 90
W = Fs cos θ W 0J
s
f
W = ( Fnet ) s
)θ
s
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W = ( F cos θ − f ) s
W mas
• Notes :
(iii) θ = 90o
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4.2 Applications of work equation for constant force.
Sign convention :
W = Fs cos θ
0°<θ <90° (acute angle) 90°<θ <180° (obtuse angle)
W > 0 (positive)
W < 0 (negative)
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4.1 & 4.2
Conclusion :
Work done by constant force:
W = Fs cos θ
Work done by a varying force:
W
s2
s1
Fds
Force-displacement graph :
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4.3 Energy
• Definition : system’s ability to do work. • dimension : [energy] = [work] =
ML2T-2 • SI unit : kg m2 s-2 or joule (J) • Scalar quantity.
Description Energy released when chemical bonds between atoms and molecules are
broken. Energy that is associated with the flow of electrical charge. Energy
transmitted through the propagation of a series of compression and refaction in
solid, liquid or gas.
Mass
Radiant Heat
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4.3.1 Kinetic Energy
• Definition: energy of a body due to its motion. • Equation : 1 K = mv 2 where; K
= kinetic energy 2 m = mass of a body v = speed of a body
Work-kinetic energy theorem : “The work done by the net force on a body equals the
change in the kinetic energy of the body’
W = ∆K
Prove :
F F m a m
F s
v 2s
v
2 0
2 v 2 vo ; where a 2s
1 1 2 2 Fs = mv − mv0 2 2 K f - K i W K
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4.3.2 Gravitational Potential Energy, U
Definition : – energy stored in a body or system because of its position. Equation
:
U = mgh
where; U = gravitational potential energy m = mass of a body g = acceleration due
to gravity h = height of a body from the initial position Work-gravitational
potential energy theorem : “The work done by the net force on a body equals the
change in the gravitational potential energy of the body”
W U
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• Derivation of W = ∆U :
h= h1 – h2 h1 h2
W U
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4.3.3 Elastic Potential Energy, Us
Definition : energy stored in an elastic materials as the result of their
stretching or compressing. Equation :
1 2 1 U s = kx = Fs x 2 2
[ Fs ] = MT −2 [k] = [ x]
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Consider a spring is stretched by a force F :
Fs ∝ − x
where ;
Fs kx
1 W Fx 2 1 (kx) x 2 1 2 W kx 2
Work-elastic potential energy theorem : “The work done to overcome the elasticity
of the spring equals the change in elastic potential”
W U s
U sf U si
1 2 1 2 kx f kxi 2 2
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• Determining the spring constant, k : Case 1 : The spring is hung vertically and
it is stretched by a suspended object of mass m :
Fs W = mg
Fs W mg kx
mg k x
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Case 2 : The spring is attached to an object and it is stretched and compressed
by a force F:
Fs is negative, x is positive
Fs
x x=0 Fs = 0 x=0
F
F
x
Fs
Fs is positive, x is negative
x=0
Fs F kx F k x
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Conclusion :
Formula for energy : Kinetic energy
1 K = mv 2 2
U = mgh
Elastic potential energy
1 2 1 U s = kx = Fs x 2 2
Work-energy theorem:
W = ∆K
and
W U
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4.4 Principle of Conservation of Energy
State ; “ The total energy in an isolated (closed) system is conserved (constant)”
∑E = ∑E
i
E K U constant
Ki + U i = K f + U f
or
K i + U i + Wother = K f + U f
work done by the frictional force or losses of energy.
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4.5 Power
Definition : rate of doing work or rate at which energy is transferred
• Average power , Pave ;
Pave
W E t t
• Instantaneous power, P ;
∆W dW P = limit = ∆t →0 ∆t dt
[ ∆W ] = ML2T −2 [ P] = [ ∆t ] T
= ML T
2
−3
dW P dt F cos ds dt
P F v
Fv cos
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4.6 Mechanical efficiency (ek or η )
Definition : – ratio of the useful work done, Wout to the energy input, Ein
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Conclusion :
Conservation of energy :
In an isolated (closed) system, the total energy of that system is constant. Use
,
Ei E f
Power :
and
W E Pav t t
P Fv cos
Mechanical efficiency :
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THE END…
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CHAPTER 5 : Static
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