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Conservation of Energy Was the potential energy and kinetic energy from the lab yesterday Conservation of Energy Was the potential energy and kinetic energy from the lab yesterday

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Conservation of Energy Was the potential energy and kinetic energy from the lab yesterday - PPT Presentation

Why not Does energy just disappear No Law of Conservation of Energy energy cannot be created nor destroyed energy can change forms 1 st Law of Thermodynamics energy can do work or produce heat but it is always conserved ID: 784007

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Conservation of Energy

Was the potential energy and kinetic energy from the lab yesterday the same value?

Why not?

Slide2

Does energy just disappear? No!

Law of Conservation of Energy

: energy cannot be created nor destroyed.

-energy can change forms

1

st

Law of Thermodynamics

: energy can do work, or produce heat, but it is always conserved.

How can we make things more efficient?

Slide3

Work

Work = force x distance

(J) (N) (m)

Work is zero when an object is not moving.

Slide4

Practice Problems

A crane uses an average force of 5,200N to lift a girder 25m. How much work does a crane do?

An apple weighing 1N does 1J of work. How far did it fall?

Slide5

A bicycle’s brakes apply 125N of frictional force to the wheels as a bike moves. If the bike does 1,750 J of work, how far did it move?

A mechanic uses a hydraulic lift to raise a car weighing 11,760N 0.50m off the ground. How much work does the lift do on the car?