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Work, Energy and Power: Compiled By: Manzar Ali Khan

Work is the product of the applied force and the distance moved in the direction of the force. There are two types of mechanical energy: kinetic energy (K), the energy of motion, and potential energy (U), the energy due to an object's position. The total energy of a closed system remains constant according to the principle of conservation of energy. Power is defined as the rate of doing work or transferring energy and is measured in watts (joules per second).

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Work, Energy and Power: Compiled By: Manzar Ali Khan

Work is the product of the applied force and the distance moved in the direction of the force. There are two types of mechanical energy: kinetic energy (K), the energy of motion, and potential energy (U), the energy due to an object's position. The total energy of a closed system remains constant according to the principle of conservation of energy. Power is defined as the rate of doing work or transferring energy and is measured in watts (joules per second).

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Work, Energy and Power Compiled By: Manzar Ali Khan

Work is said to be done if the Object moves in the direction of the force. Work done against Friction
= f x d Cos 180 = -f x d
= Energy lost against Friction
Work done by a Variable force.

Work done by constant Force

W = F . d = Area under Graph


Work is defined as the product of Force ‘F’ and the distance ‘d’ moved in
Work done by changing Force
the direction of the force.
S
Work = Force x displacement = F x d J=Nm W= ∫ dW =¿ ¿ ½ F xd
0

Work is a scalar quantity


= Area under the Graph

Work done in
Extension of a wire.

Work done by Force acting at an angle

W = F cosθ x d = F d cos θ W = ∫ F .dx = Area under Graph


0

if θ =90 ⁰ , cos 90 = 0 so, W =0


Case 1
F W = ½ F. e = ½ K. e2
Case 2

W =½ (F2 - F1) x (e2 - e1) = Area under the graph


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Work, Energy and Power Compiled By: Manzar Ali Khan

Work done by expansion of gas. Work done on an inclined plane

W = F. d = P A. dx= P. dV

W = P (V2 - V1) = Area Under graph

5m
30N 3m
20N
20N
30⁰
20N
1. Work-done by 30N
W = F x d = 30 x 5 = 150 J
2. Work-done against gravity
W = F x d = mg x h =20 x 3 = 60 J
3. Work-done against Resistive forces
Work done against friction on an Inclined Plane
= 150 – 60 = 90 J
Friction ‘f’= mg Sin θ 4. Resistive Force
W = F x d = 90J
If the object moves with constant force
90 =F x 5
Work = mg Sin θ x d F = 90/5 = 18 N
5. Force of Friction
Work done against gravity Component of weight=mg Sin θ = 20 Sin 30 =10N
Work = mg x h Resistive Force= Component of weight + Friction
18 = 10 – f, f = 8N
‘h’ is the vertical height gained irrespective of the path
taken. 6. Efficiency of the system

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Work, Energy and Power Compiled By: Manzar Ali Khan
output 60
Efficiency = input x 100% = 150 x 100% = 40%

Energy- Kinetic (K) and Potential (U) W = F x S = m (aS) v2 - u2 = 2aS, aS =


v2
Energy is defined as the capacity/ability to do work. 2
Any object that has energy has the ability to create force and move an Replace aS K = m aS =½ m v2
object to do Work.
It can be used to raise an object against gravity to certain height Principle of Conservation of Energy
OR
The Total energy of a closed system is Constant. i.e.
To move an object with a certain velocity.
Energy is measured in the same units as work i.e. Joule (J).
E = K+ U
Types of Mechanical Energies
Kinetic Energy (K): Energy possessed by a body due to it Motion. ∆E = 0, total energy remains constant.
K =½ m v2
0 = ∆U + ∆K ∆K = - ∆U Gain in K = Loss in U
Potential Energy (U): Energy possessed by a body due to its position in a
gravitational field. Proof:
U=mgh
Derivation of Potential and Kinetic Energies ∆K =½ m v2 – 0

Potential Energy (U) v2 - 02 = 2gh

W = F x d = mg x h ∆K = ½ m x 2gh

∆K=mgh= - ∆U
U = mgh
Therefore,
Elastic P.E= ½ Fe = ½ ke2
Gain in K = Loss is U
Kinetic Energy (K)
Conversion of Potential into Kinetic Energy
K.E gained = Work done
A boy of mass 50 kg starts to slide a height of 15m at A. He moves down the
u=o v
S slope to point B and again climbs to Point C. Calculate
(Final) i. Max. P.E at pt. A.
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Work, Energy and Power Compiled By: Manzar Ali Khan
U = mgh = 50x10x15=7500J 50 x 10 x 5
= 10 =250 W
ii. Max. K.E at pt. B.

Kmax = Umax = 7500J

iii. Max. speed at pt. B.

Kmax = ½ mv 2 7500 = ½ x50 x v 2 Power required to move a body at constant speed.


v 2 = 2x7500/50 v = 17.32m/s W F .S
P= t = t
iv. K.E at C

Gain in K = loss in U K = mg (h1 – h2)

K = 50x10 (15 – 5) = 5000J

Power

Power is defined as Rate of doing work or Rate of transfer


of Energy.
S
W E v= t =constant=v
P= t = t

unit is Watt (W) = J/s P=F.v


Watt (W): Power of 1 W is generated if the energy is transferred at
the rate of 1Joule per second or work is done at the rate of 1Joule per F=10 N, v=10m/s
second

Example: A Girl of mass 50 kg runs up the stairs of height 5m in 10s.


Power= 10 x 10=100W
Calculate power he develops

W mgh
P= t = t

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