Jackson Work and Machines Test
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Jewal15 on April 18, 2011
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
What is work? | Transfer of energy through motion |
2 things that must be present for work to actually occur | 1. There must be motion2. Motion must be in the same direction as the force |
Work unit | Joules (J) |
Formula for work | Force • Distance = work |
Power unit | Watts |
Power Formula | Work ÷ time = power |
What is a machine? | Something that makes work easier |
Simple machines | -Lever-Pulley -Wheel and axle -Inclined plane -Screw -Wedge |
Simple machine examples | Lever- seesaw, crow barPulley- window blinds, sailboat pulleys Wheel and axle- ferris wheel, door nob, car tire Inclined plane- staircase, ramp Screw- screws, spiral staircase, vice Wedge- knife, wood stopper |
lever definition | a rigid bar that pivots around a fulcrum |
pulley definition | a wheel and axle with a grove and a rope and chain connected to it |
wheel and axle definition | a wheel that rotates around a shaft (axle) |
inclined plane definition | a sloping surface |
screw definition | spiral inclined plane around a cylinder |
wedge definition | inclined plane with 2 sloping sides |
lever MA | MA = effort arm length / resistance arm length |
pulley MA | count all the ropes besides the one that is being pulled down |
wheel and axle MA formula | wheel radius ÷ axle radius = MA |
inclined plane MA formula | length ÷ height = MA |
screw MA | closer the threads are the higher the MA |
Wedge MA | thinner the blade the higher the MA |
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