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| WHAT IS THE TERM FOR WHEN A FORCE ACTS ON AN OBJECT AND DISPLACES THAT OBJECT IN THE DIRECTION OF THE FORCE? |
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| WHAT IS THE FORMULA FOR WORK? |
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| WORK = FORCE X DISPLACEMENT |
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| WHAT IS THE SI UNIT OF WORK? |
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| JOULE (J). 1 JOULE OF WORK IS DONE WHEN A FORCE OF 1 N ACTS TO DISPLACE AN OBJECT 1M |
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| WHAT IS THE ENERGY OF MOTION? |
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| WHAT IS THE FORMULA FOR KINETIC ENERGY? |
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| WHAT IS THE SI UNIT USED FOR KINETIC ENERGY? |
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| WHAT IS THE TERM FOR THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN WORK AND KINETIC ENERGY, AND STATES THAT THE TOTAL WORK DONE ON A SYSTEM IS EQUAL TO THE SYSTEM'S CHANGE IN KINETIC ENERGY. |
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| WORK-KINETIC ENERGY THEOREM |
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| CAN GASES PARTAKING IN MOVEMENT ALSO DO WORK? |
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| YES, BREATHING, VENTILATOR BELLOWS |
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| TO CALCULATE THE WORK DONE BY A GAS, FORCE CAN BE REPLACED WITH ___ AND THE CHANGE IN VOLUME OF THE CONTAINER CAN DESCRIBE THE DISPLACEMENT. |
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| PRESSURE. W = P X CHANGE IN VOLUME |
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| SINCE THE LITER IS NOT THE OFFICIAL SI UNIT OF VOLUME IT MUST BE CONVERTED TO WHAT? |
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| CUBIC METERS. 1000L = 1M3- CUBED |
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| WHAT IS THE CAPACITY TO DO WORK? |
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| DESCRIBE THE LAW OF ENERGY CONSERVATION. |
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| THE AMOUNT OF ENERGY IN THE UNIVERSE IS CONSTANT AND IS CONSTANTLY BEING CONVERTED FROM ONE FORM TO ANOTHER. ENERGY IS NEITHER CRETED OR DESTROYED, BUT IS ONLY CONVERTED INTO ANOTHER FORM OF ENERGY. |
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| WHAT IS THE TERM FOR THE AMOUNT OF ENERGY NECESSARY TO RAISE THE TEMPERATURE OF 1 GM OF WATER FROM 14.5 TO 15.5 DEGREES CELSIUS? |
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| 1 calorie = how many joules? |
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| 1 CALORIE IS HOW MUCH calories or kilocalorie? |
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| 1000 calorie OR 1 KILOCALORIE |
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| WHAT IS THE TERM FOR ENERGY STORED IN VIRTUE OF POSITION? |
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| CAN POTENTIAL ENERGY BE RECOVERED AND REUSED LATER? |
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| YES. EX. ROCK HANGING OVER A CLIFF, A BATTERY, OR THE CHEMICAL ENERGY STORED IN FOOD. |
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| WHAT UNIT OF MEASUREMENT IS USED TO DESCRIBE DIFFERENT FORMS OF POTENTIAL ENERGY? |
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| WHAT IS THE FORMULA FOR POTENTIAL ENERGY? |
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| POTENTIAL ENERGY = MASS X GRAVITY X HEIGHT |
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| WHAT IS THE TERM FOR THE SUM OF ALL THE KINETIC AND POTENTIAL ENERGIES OF THE PARTICLES COMPRISING A SYSTEM (REPRESENTED BY THE LETTER U). |
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| WHAT IS THE TERM FOR THE STUDY OF ENERGY AND HW IT IS INTERCONVERTED FROM ONE FORM TO ANOTHER AND HOW THAT ENERGY FLOWS INTO AND OUT OF THERMODYNAMIC SYSTEMS. |
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| HOW MANY FUNDAMENTAL LAWS OF THERMODYNAMICS ARE THERE? |
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