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1) Work is done only when a body undergoes displacement in the direction of the applied force. 2) If a force F Newtons is applied continuously on a body and the body undergoes a displacement of S meters in the direction of the force, then the work done by the applied force is W=F*S. 3) Work is measured in Joules (J) which is the unit of force (Newtons) multiplied by the unit of displacement (meters).
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- 2. What are you doing my child ? Don’t you see I am doing my work.
- 3. Ha.. Ha… Are you doing work ? Why are you laughing ..i am putting lot of force to move you
- 4. I didn’t move even a single step. Then how can you say that you are doing work? What is he saying ?
- 5. Pic 1 Pic 2
- 6. Pic 3
- 8. ❖ What are the pictures did you see ? ❖ Is there any force acting on these three situations? ❖ Can you say the source of applied force in “an apple falling from the tree”? ❖ What about the source of applied force in second picture? ❖ Who applied force in third picture? ❖ Is there any displacement takes place in above pictures?
- 9. ❖ In which cases displacement is not happened? ❖ Which bodies undergo displacement in first and second picture ? ❖ Is the force and displacement in same direction? ❖ Force are applied on bodies in all the above situations but displacement does not takes place isn’t it? ❖ Can we say that work is done in all the above these pictures?
- 10. ❖ What are the situations in which work is done and not done? ❖ Can you define work? ❖ How can we relate work displacement and force?
- 13. ❖ What do you observed in case 1? ❖ Is there any work done here? ❖ What is the reason? ❖ What do you observed in case 2? ❖ In which direction force is applied? ❖ In which direction displacement is takes place? ❖ Is there any work done here? ❖ What are the factors influence the work done? ❖ How can we relate work, force, displacement?
- 14. ❖ What is the unit of force and displacement? ❖ What is the unit of work? ❖ A force of 10N is applied continuously on a body. If the body undergoes a displacement of 2m, find out the magnitude of work done?
- 15. � F = 10N � S = 2 m � W = F * S � = 10*2 � = 20 Nm � = 20 J
- 17. ❖ WORK IS SAID TO BE DONE ONLY WHEN A BODY UNDERGOS DISPLACEMENT IN THE DIRECTION OF APPLIED FORCE WORK
- 18. ❑ IF A FORCE OF F NEWTON IS APPLIED COTINUOUSLY ON A BODY AND THE BODY UNDERGOES A DISPLACEMENT OF S METRE IN THE DIRECTION OF THE FORCE, THEN THE WORK DONE BY THE APPLIED FORCE IS, W= F.S
- 19. CHOOSE THE DISPLACEMENT TAKES PLACE IN THE DIRECTION OF FORCE AND NO DISPLACEMENT FOR THE BODY IN THE DIRECTION OF FORCE APPLIED.
- 20. A car is pushed by sitting inside the car A trolley is being pulled Climbing ladder with load on head
- 21. FOLLOW UP � Define work done? �A force of 40 N applied on body and its displacement in the direction of force is 10m. Find work done? �What is the unit of work?
- 22. � F=40N � S=10m � W=F*S � =40*10 � = 400J
- 23. CREATE A CARTOON RELATING THE WORK DONE.