Work-Energy Theorem (Grade 12 NSC Matric Physical Sciences): Flashcards
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Conservative forces
Conservative forces
Forces that conserve mechanical energy
Non-conservative forces
Non-conservative forces
Forces that do not conserve mechanical energy
Examples of conservative forces
Examples of conservative forces
Gravitational forces and spring forces
Examples of non-conservative forces
Examples of non-conservative forces
Friction, air resistance, and applied forces
Work-energy theorem equation
Work-energy theorem equation
Work-energy theorem states
Work-energy theorem states
Net work done equals change in kinetic energy
Effect of positive work by non-conservative force
Effect of positive work by non-conservative force
Object gains energy
Effect of negative work by non-conservative force
Effect of negative work by non-conservative force
Object loses energy
When is mechanical energy conserved?
When is mechanical energy conserved?
When only conservative forces act on an object
Work by normal force perpendicular to motion
Work by normal force perpendicular to motion
Zero (no work done)
