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Chapter 3 - Work, E, and Momentum

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Work   show
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When F and d are perpendicular   show
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show rate at which work is done; Watts = J/s  
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show E of motion; = 1/2 mv^2  
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show E of position; = mgh  
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show E is drained away in form of heat  
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show KE + PE = total E  
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show = change in KE  
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show friction  
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Conservation of E   show
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show these allow F to be reduced but distance that the force is exerted over is increased to compensate  
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Efficiency (Pulley)   show
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show load distance multiplied by the number of pulleys present  
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Momentum   show
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show J = Ft = change in momentum  
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show Total p initial = Total p final; (p of object a)(p of object b)i = (pa)(pb)f  
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Completely inelastic collisions   show
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show objects dnt stick together after collision; KE is conserved; use momentum AND KE equations here  
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Center of Mass Equation   show
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