Unit 3: Work & Energy Review

Match the following terms with the correct equation.

• Work-Energy Theorem

• Gravitational Potential Energy

• Conservation of Energy

• Kinetic Energy

• Mechanical Energy

Match the following

• energy of motion

• Kinetic Energy

• the ability to do work

• Potential Energy

• energy from position/shape/ config.

• Mechanical Energy

• the sum of kinetic & potential energy

• Energy

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Work requires two things:

(Select two answers)

• Any force acting on an object

• Displacement of an object

• A force with a component in the same or opposite direction of motion

• A force perpendicular to the displacement of an object

• A displaced object moving with a constant velocity

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The following describes the Work-Energy Theorem:
(Select all that apply)

• The net work done on an object is equal to its change in kinetic energy

What equation do you use to find the velocity of an object given its kinetic energy?

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What is power?
(Select all that apply)

• The rate at which work is done

• Measured in Watts (W)

A force, F=240N, is applied to a sled of mass, m=57 kg, pushing at an angle, θ=30^o to the horizontal. The force of friction is F_f=30 N. If the sled moves a distance 90 m along a flat surface, what is the work done by the applied force on the box?

• 18,700 J

• 21,600 J

• 18,900 J

• 50,300 J

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A force, F=240N, is applied to a sled of mass, m=57 kg, pushing at an angle, θ=30^o to the horizontal. The force of friction is F_f=30 N. If the sled moves a distance 90 m along a flat surface, what is the work done by the friction force on the box?

• • -2,700 J

• 2,700 J

• -25,100 J

• 50,300 J

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A force, F=240N, is applied to a sled of mass, m=57 kg, pushing at an angle, θ=30^o to the horizontal. The force of friction is F_f=30 N. If the sled moves a distance 90 m along a flat surface, what is the total work done on the box?

• • 16,000 J

• 2,700 J

• 1,8700 J

• 0 J

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What is the net work done on an elevator that is accelerated upward at 4.2 m/s² through a distance of 20 m? The total mass of the elevator and its 8 passengers is 1,200 kg .

• 235,200 J

• 100,800 J

• 336,000 J

• 0 J

• -100,800 J

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