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    This document provides a study guide for a lesson on work and energy, including key definitions and formulas. It includes: 1) A link to a video that defines work as occurring when a force causes an object to move, and provides the formula for work (W=Fd). 2) Examples of situations that do and do not involve work. 3) An example calculation of work using the formula. 4) A statement that work transfers energy from one object to another, and that energy is the ability to do work. 5) A review of the definitions of work, energy, and the work formula.

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    Lesson 5 Study Guide: Work and Energy

    Click on the link to launch the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i7ruTvfeGiM

    Fill in the blanks as you watch the video.

    1. In physics, WORK happens when a __force_____ causes and object to _move______.

    2. The relationship (formula) is _Force______ x ___Displacement_____ = _Work______.

    3. W = Fd

    W = (__15___ N) (_____4__ m)

    W = ___60____ J

    4. If just hold a box in the air, there is zero work going on because even though I apply a force, there is no

    ___displacement________.

    5. A dancer being lifted up by another dancer: ___work____.

    6. A weightlifter picking up a weight- that’s __work____ too.

    7. When the football players push on the sled…

    W = ________

    W = (_300.0______ kg) (____0.25____ m/s2 ) (___15.0____ m)

    W = _____1125___ J

    8. Work transfers ______energy____ from one object to another.

    9. Energy is the ability to do work_______.

    Review:

    A. Work is _______when a force causes an object to move_____________________________

    B. Energy is __the ability to do work. __________________________________

    C. The formula for Work is W = ___fd______________________

    When finished take the 05 Lesson – Work and Energy Quiz on eCampus

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