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Work Energy Power RM

Work, energy, and power are discussed in the document. Key points include: 1) Work is the scalar product of force and displacement and is measured in Joules. Work depends on the component of force in the direction of motion. 2) Kinetic energy is one-half mass times velocity squared and depends on the frame of reference. It is always positive. 3) Potential energy is associated with position or configuration and is only related to conservative forces like gravity and springs. The work-energy theorem states the total work done equals the change in kinetic energy.

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Work Energy Power RM

Work, energy, and power are discussed in the document. Key points include: 1) Work is the scalar product of force and displacement and is measured in Joules. Work depends on the component of force in the direction of motion. 2) Kinetic energy is one-half mass times velocity squared and depends on the frame of reference. It is always positive. 3) Potential energy is associated with position or configuration and is only related to conservative forces like gravity and springs. The work-energy theorem states the total work done equals the change in kinetic energy.

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Work Energy and power

scalar product of two vectors Dot prod.net

The final result will be


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a number scalar
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properties
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special cases

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by

add kn variable force


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if Ni O
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if n o ie spring at its natural length


and Nz N

Wsp fkn
Gn calculate work done
by tension on both blocks if distance
travelled is L

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Total WP 0
1
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WD
My
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work done by friction

case 1 Work done by static friction

tt t
WD by friction no displacement to point
L
of appliiation of fores

d Ttm AM F

d
d
f e
p
ts
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Ed WD by f tfs xdy
Total WD 0
1
case 2 WD by kinetic friction
by Fk fax

f
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if workdone is positive

system 8 surroundings

if work done is negative

system Is surroundings
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energy

kinetic energy

KE scalar
1mV I'm
unit J

KE depends on frame of reference

KE is always positive

KE is valid irrespective of how body gains velocity


1mV
LE
KE KE
IF j
P

dy at
parabola

o YP

According to work energy theorem

Wtotal AKE
Timmy
EH
Wtotal AK

Wsp Kf Ki

I kn Im y Imv2
k 3
2
W Bk

Kf Ki
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mid
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B
in path 2

Fifa tire
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iii

if É is conservative then

Fy
A roundtrip
workdone in a

ft di
closed path

o
0

or

closed path

Ex gravitational force spring force electrostaticfore


Nonconservative force

B work done in path I t 7,9


1
Eisn

I
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path 2

if É is non conservative

work done in a closed path 0

roundtrip
or

closed yah Woon Fscoso

Wnonson Fdcoso

Potential energy v3

Energy associated with position configuration of a partite


in a system
potential energy is only associated with conservative forces

Gravitational potential
energy

Assuming surface of earth has zero potential energy reference


level

T u mga
11
m

1107 DU Up Va mg h hi mgh

DU Mgh

Work done by friction cannot affect potential energy

by gravity mga
Kon

ift Vi Va mgldth Up mgd Uf

Mgd mg dta
Uf Vi
Weon DU AV mga
DU Woon
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N OCR.LT Neon BU

Ik Wsp Uf U

t.fi mfIM EKEnE n7 ve vis

Uf Vi Ik NE ai
if ni o Vi O

Nf N Uf V U kn
conditions for stable and unstable cap

du do Fdi

F do Aits in the direction of decrease


I in PE

conservative force negative gradient of potential


energy
rate of deiriase of
in 3 D PET

É
5,1 4,1 311
For equilibrium F O

ie F day 0

Stable Egb
Egb at point of minimum potential energy

E
Unstable egb Egp at point of max potential energy

so
9

neutral Egb no change of potential energy

H H
change in potential energy b w any two points is defined

as work done by conservative force in displacing a


particle b w these two points without any change in KE

if not mentioned Then particle is always starting from infinity


where potential is assumed as zero
U o

HP LP

HPI
dat
Conservation of mechanical
energy

if Fronion O

DU Woon 11

DK Woon 127

a But DK O
B u K O
Utk constant

Vitti Uft Kf

Total mechanical energy of a system is conserved


if the
forces doing work on it are conservative

Method
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VI g
III h Ot Hgh
Into
Be V Ight
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many
in E Ktv
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at

U
i
I
i
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tak
00
N A N O Ia N
F slope
i dy
stable Edb
Fa O

LFF
A
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F

E
Ot unstableEd

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in F 0 leftwards

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special cases

I
f am find 0
for bodies U mgham
L
g
U my

2 work done in pulling the hanging part into table

My
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p g
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my

mg

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extreme 1 0 RL B
position

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day
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44
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qb
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m
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my g KE
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a P Tension at anypoint

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a
É mgaso
mgsino
TA MG MYA
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T mg mya Min

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V

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BL j g
in
It gh
L
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velocityat anypoint
in order to complete the vertical circular motion

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mg my o
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min Bg

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B

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k

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Power P

is
Power is defined as time rate at which work is done

for energy transferred

Augpower Pav
11 1 É
instantaneous power P dy
dt

P 1 I I
day 17
P É I scalar
unit watt

Efficiency
2 Ppf
x 100

Look

slope Power
dy LIK

time
Area under Power time graph Pxt work
yxn

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Po MA V

MI
fpodt fmudr
ds a t
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Ids aft dt Pat
s a 1312 sat v ath
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njdpft

gg

P Favcos90 0
1
Pf FtV coso
M V
dy X
M K x Kt
MII
collisions

collision in one dimension Headon collision

Before collision Duringcollision After collision


100J 1205 30J
80J
521 512

m mt mt m
U U2 V2 V

As there is no external force acting on the system B satconstant


F sim f slm
Min Matt Mit Matz fi

coefficient of restitution

it is used to represent nature of collision bw 2 objects

e Ta ti a
Fit
if e l elastic collision
if e o perfectly inelastic collision

if o eat inelastic collision


inelastic collision e if
if there is loss of kinetic energy we call it inelastic collision

Miu ME ME Mata 11

solving it and 14

I impigaintiimi
Pj Ma empt t mini
Mma Mithe
Loss of kinetic energy

BK Hilson Kasim
sym

Immittmani Inivittmar
Bk
I Bffm lui na fi ed

Elastic collision e D
in elastic collision there is no energy loss

Min t Matt MTV Mat Dk Ki Kf 0

V Bi mann
MitMz

V2 MaMIU 12min
I
e Ta ri I I I y
Fa
I I Relative velocity of approach
v5 I Relative velocity of separation

special cases

I if Mi Mz V U V2 U

long 10kg King 10kg

5m15 Is amp 5Mt


before collision after collision

2 if my me and my at rest light body at rest

V1 U V2 24

1000kg
1kg 1000kg 1kg
5Ms oms 5ms
noms

before collision after collision


3 if M ma and m at rest heavier body at rest
V1 U 12 42
1kg 1000kg 1kg 1000kg

2Mt OMI Oms


2ms
before collision after collision

kinetic energy transfer to rest elastic


body
at collision

I y o
M
v Va

fractional loss of ke for mi


Bf Emmitt
Perfectly inelastic collision e o

particles will stick to eachother and more as a combined particle


after collision
MitMz
Il mga V

before collision
Iftercollision

mini mat hitman F

F min mat
Mi M2

Loss of ke
I muffin u us same direction

I muffin with opposite direction


collision with ground fixed surfai

Velocity after nth rebound Un e to


height after nth rebound hn é ho
total distance travelled before stopping
hot2h 2hat

hof e

Total time taken by ball to stop


if yo
Oblique collision glancing collision

V2
y
I U2
E's
pb
No
I impart parang Line ofimpact
JV

PI PI X direction Mill Man Minaso Matzos02 111

Y direction 0 to minsino t Masino 41

if collision is elastic hi Kf

tmivitzm.VE EmmittMUI H

solve equations to find required quantity

special case if mem and 42 0

01 02 98
Elastic collision Pi Pf
ki Kf

inelastic collision Pi Pf
E V2 V
F U2
inelastic collision with fixed surface

Pi Pf direction 1 to line of impact


e

III
in the direction of line ofimpact
p
p
Invite Hui
V1 2,0414 4
41
renren.im
Imfmt
10 e
ayy y

o
11th Katv
AM I I o Mgh IMU to
1
i n

11
B ni.net.in
magny
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