Physics Work Energy and Power | SSC CHSL | Railway | PSC

Here we are providing some Questions about Work, Energy and Power of physics  for your upcoming Railway NTPC, Railway group d, SI, Constable and all competitive exam's.



WORK

1. When a body is displaced by applying a force on it then work is to be done.

✔️work is a scalar quantity which has only magnitude no direction.

WORK =      FORCE.      *    DISPLACEMENT 

(Scalar)   (vector)     (vector)

Example: Q) a man move 1M distance by 1N force on it, work done will be= 1Joule.

2. Zero work done by a man standing on a platform holding "n" Kg weight. 

Example:Q) if force is zero then the work done? Answer= work is also zero.

3. A man pushes the wall but fails to displace that means absolutely zero work.

4. The product of Force and Displacement is called work.

ENERGY:

1.Efficiency of work is known as Energy.

2. Energy can neither be Created nor Destroyed.

3. SI unit is Joule.   &      CGS unit is erg.

4. Commercial unit of energy is kilowatt-hour.

5. 1kilowatt =3.6*10^6 Joule.

6. POTENTIAL ENERGY is the stored energy an object has because of its position or state.

                 PE = mgh

✔️water stored in a dam is potential energy. (Water is following the dam that energy is known as kinetic energy)

✔️A raised hammer have potential energy.

✔️A stretched rubber band has potential energy stored in it.(when it is release then potential energy get converted into kinetic energy)

✔️The potential energy of an object increases with its height.

7. KINETIC ENERGY is the energy that object possess due to their motion.

                        KE= 1/2mv^2

✔️A moving object essentially receives kinetic energy.

✔️A car running at high speed contain kinetic energy.

✔️kinetic energy always positive value.

✔️when a bullet is fired from a gun is a convert kinetic energy.

✔️kinetic energy is related to an object's momentum.

8. Potential energy and Kinetic energy are the type of Mechanical energy.

POWER:

9. Rate of doing work is called power.

     Power = Work / Time.

10. SI unit of Power is Watt.





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