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Net Work

Net Work

Assessment

Presentation

Science

11th - 12th Grade

Easy

NGSS
HS-PS2-1, HS-PS3-1, HS-PS3-2

Standards-aligned

Created by

Elliot Agresta

Used 3+ times

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15 Slides • 6 Questions

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How did we find Fnet? What did we do with ALL the forces?

(Write your name and last initial in your answer)

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Mr. Agresta and Patches O’Houlihan are dragging a bag of wrenches for dodge ball practice across a floor that has a friction force of 15N. If Patches pulls the bag with a force of 30N and I pull the bag with a force of 50N, what is the net work done on the bag 20m?

Wnet=Fnet*d

(Write your name and last initial in your answer)

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Now the bag of wrenches is being pulled with a force of 10N by Patches O’Houlihan at a CONSTANT velocity. What must the force of friction be?

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Wnet=Fnetd

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Open Ended

The bag of wrenches is being pulled with a force of 10N by Patches O’Houlihan at a CONSTANT velocity. Now that we know friction, what is the net work done?

(Write your name and last initial in your answer)

Wnet=Fnetd

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The bag of wrenches is being pulled with a force of 10N by Patches O’Houlihan at a CONSTANT velocity. What is the work done by poor Patches?

(Write your name and last initial in your answer)

W=F*d

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What can we say about the forces acting on an object if the net work is ZERO?


What does that mean about velocity?


Wnet=(Fnet)d

(Write your name and last initial in your answer)

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