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What is work defined as in physics?

Energy transferred when force causes displacement

What is the formula for calculating work?

Work = Force × Distance

What units is work measured in?

Joules (J) or kilojoules (kJ)

What does one Joule represent?

Work when 1 N moves object 1 m

How is power defined?

Rate at which work is done

What does one Watt equal?

One Joule per second

For an object moving at constant velocity, what is the power output formula?

Power Output = Force × Velocity

What is the horizontal component of tension force TT at angle θ\theta?

Tcos⁡θT \cos \theta

Which component of an angled tension force does the work of moving an object?

Horizontal component

For constant velocity motion, what condition must the forces satisfy?

Driving force = Resistance forces

In which direction do drag forces always act?

Opposing the direction of motion

How do drag forces change as an object's speed increases?

They increase

What relationship models drag forces, where kk is constant and nn typically 1-2?

D=kvnD = kv^n

When does a vehicle reach its maximum speed?

When driving force = resistance forces

What is the formula for kinetic energy?

KE=12mv2KE = \frac{1}{2}mv^2

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