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Physics For Engineers

The document discusses the concepts of work, energy, and power, defining work as the product of force and displacement in the direction of the force. It explains kinetic and gravitational potential energy, the conservation of energy, and introduces the work-energy theorem, which relates work done to changes in kinetic energy. Additionally, it covers impulse and momentum, emphasizing the conservation of linear momentum in collisions and the definition of perfectly elastic collisions.

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Physics For Engineers

The document discusses the concepts of work, energy, and power, defining work as the product of force and displacement in the direction of the force. It explains kinetic and gravitational potential energy, the conservation of energy, and introduces the work-energy theorem, which relates work done to changes in kinetic energy. Additionally, it covers impulse and momentum, emphasizing the conservation of linear momentum in collisions and the definition of perfectly elastic collisions.

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.e 6 QBESCGOUMIOFER, ae “WORK, ENERGY, o* POWER WORK r i ae i THE WORK done by a farce is defined at the product of Mat force Fines He parale) distance over which it acts, Consider the vinple cat A daight -line motion shown in Tig. 4, whee a fore, Face om a body Heat cimulinnenutly —ndurgnes a vedtor div flowment the Conpotent oF in the diesin of is Fae 6. The Work W done ty He fine Tit defined fe He component, oh Fin He dlration ofthe displace met, , eltiplied — by tes displacement, : We (For evs) = Feeore We Fis We (Fore) we Fes (cote) 1 Scanned with |\CamScanner Assuming that tte magnitude of He applied fine is He same in all phomgrapht, + Figure Toth doer tare fe move the eraser tan the push in Figure 1-10. + Figur, Tt tows a sihvation i win fhe arpliel fcc. door not mee He wour at all, regardkss of how hard if ie pushed. wh, in analyzing forves fh deitemine He wack Hy do, we mort Consider the eoby natn fron, > E It an dbjeck under gost a dit placement - . 7 unter fe ation of a canstantt Fate (1 1 F . | NI 7 fre 7, He work done by He fae ic r Este Work > fore displocement + we te of Wit © Ws (Wewtw)(weter) * th = Teale What is being dicplaced 7 The displacement,“ in Equation 7-4 ig that of the paint af appheution of the fore Ho He force is applied = a gartice or mone dehrwable von vOtating “spiem , Hig —divplacement ie dhe arhe ag fhe displacement, the / portice or ugstem, Toe defrmabie pres, however displace ments are oHHen mat fhe ctime, THE UNI OF WORK in He Ji it te mwhe -wiler, caled He joie O). Z vn joule is Ye work ame ty a foe went dplner nz an objet tm in the direchon of Hie force. Otter anit Hiege two t m ‘ Gomnctines ued for work are Hho ty, Whee 119° ID'S ond a Hoe foot qound CH lb), whtre Melo = 1395 J a a Scanned with |\CamScanner & Oo” if 6+ 90° them Wee becane — cotayt +0 + Figure: fr | % = ea CE 5 | . A For example , in Figue 13, He work done by the normal ayes on Hi objet ond the Work dove by the grtwitutimnal fore oom He object are J toh tem decay boy force ame Pergendiclor fo Hye digplaemutt — and hove 24 componente ang, ah axig in He dintdion of 7 Wtia Hor 6 if Phe angie belween Hie te and displacmeat vechre ==> Werk ilar quantity => ft F and F om d the samy direcion, wre + wrest od We Te. —=— tit F and Fare opposite, ditedins, thea cor Bw Ws 4. yO iN - ad We -Fethe/wwk it mega.

pm? wher mis in kg owd_y icin wis, Mie _wwitt of HE ate joules. KE = (eg)Cmml? = kg Lint fat) + (Kg: let) m bat Newton = 1Kg-mi st uaibCe): Nem + Joule GRAVITATIONAL POTENTIAL ENERGY Gravitational Potential Ener (PEs) i the energy opowsesed by an shject Vecause of Ye grouitstional —interauion./ In faking —Hhreugh verti} dictane oh, a mas m con do work in” He amount gh, We define, Ye Peg af an Obj velative fo an arbihory veo fuel, oftn Hie Forth’s Surhe He vbyeck ie ak eight fy toe He 22m (reference) kel Figure ati / PEe = moh ai 7% WHO) / PE. Nm = Jowe CONSERVATION OF ENERGY : Energy can neither be’ created tor erty, but only transformed from one kind amtier . Mass cw be regard ar one form ef energy. vdinarly He camversion of wate ity nergy, ard vice vera, predichel oy the Apiol Theory ef elaity canbe igored. THE WORK- ENERGY THEOREM: Why wrk io de ona pint wast or a rigld f+ na body, ond ew is no dhonge in FE, the onaqy — fom mon eq: VPP = ots ane imparted Aan only pete as Ke. Ino far ora a: ee boty is oat totaly rigid , tower, energy one F + m (UE) ous férnel bit kt end he work doe on wl Fe EE a wh predacly eaunl_ ite change in KE, [ree ime? - tae] doe ea Scanned with |CamScanner™ POWER Power ig Ye __fime _rate of ding work: . wirk dene by a fue Avery wer 2 Nk Re Ty) fete = force x speed M4 ane a ee measured in Me direction of Hie force applied te objut —— More generally , power je fhe rate of trantfer of tery — In the SI, the unit of power is the watt (W) ond aw + 4Sis. ——> Arter unit of power often und ir the horsepower : Shp = 746 Wl THE KILOWATT- HOUR iso wit of energy. HE a forte is doing work at 4 Kilowatt Cwitidt ic woo Tle), Het in 1 four it will do) Kh of work: AWW = a.0xw!T © a6 MS — where Hie speed it o rate of Voted Problems + + Problem #2: In figure below grund yo oo How much work deep ie forve de in pulling Hie object 8.0m? accume Hot Hie object iv ein pulkd olen fhe AB-N force direuted —ag* —albtve the Mnoritontal. Givin: FF * I5N o> bon + Required: We 7 + Figure: + Solution : We Feore The Work dom ig equal +h the produd of Hee dicplocement , 8-01, and Fhe component of He force hot is parallel fy Me dicplaument G5 N)Ccarze"), Tw We GIN )@s 22") (0.0m) We 0.93 KT ons! Scanned with |\CamScanner ws Problem #2: A block mows wa % indie uvder_fhe_axtion of certain ferver_, three of which are Frit _liviwntal att ct mayythde, 40nd HZ is normal fo the plane and meptite ‘it Bit pura te Ste plane ono wage “Deberming He work done by tach five: os sown in Figne Problem #3: A i2m-'o writ wasting down yo? hill as shown in the figure. AL a fine when the Gir’ spend ie emis the driver Gpplies Mie _brdkes, What Garton fore +Cparalit to dhe wad) murt recut if Me (ar is fe chp after taveling bm? + Given’. tus (too kg 5 hg bi = (Itompcin 20° The blog Cand print of aplication at cach MeO 7/5 Me teme 5 fe tom face) moved 00 Gn uy he indline. sKequined: Fs? *Guen: Feqon, fee oN, Be ON “Figure: sReguiteds WE? + Figure. = Salton: The change in total energy ofthe car (KEt Pt) : it cqyal + the work dane tm it by He braking + @lition: force F. thie work is Flos tee becoue ¥ fir We Feate tearde the carte notin. We have, We Fae (04m) W= (4oN Yee 6 orm) W aan J i be@ne if tor to comp rent in the diredion of the dicpluemert, Ti does aus! on! fewer, fas We _ QW (0a w) We 24 Tans! lose ia (AEA GPE) Work done against shyping fice Em (NV) mg Uhgrhi) = Fe (ia to) [{0)- (tule + (an 19) le*) [© = tomeinay] =F (oom) Fe @.3 EN ans! Scanned with |\CamScanner > oi © Pobien #4: Problem fo: Th We given figure, it swt ead viding An odverhitement —cimnr Yat a crin CMa Wine. If friction forer ore negligible wm ky Gar can auelevate fom rut ho Cand the bead fia a speed of om cn at vpted of asmis in a time of go¢, OAL watt will be Hs Speed What average —prwer ast He dich oe @ a pin B ! prdwe tr cae fit acdleration 2 lonore c (>) dt print 07 friction Ince. CO SLiven:(o) we Lome 5 his om ; hyo Given: Mear= [2m bg 4 V= to mt aasee A (oh gombs hes Cwm hy «0.90 Kequind: Pet B © Ruined: (a) Wy at point 7 Solution’ a (He) at pinto? the wore dove, in_occhatng fhe car A & Figure: is given bys e 4 work done = change in KE + x m(yp*- vit) S [am the time foten fir dis werk Bor. e ean | 7 Power = — 4B Salution’ ps x(ta kg) (ap mls)? © a) Goin in be + lor in GFE 4.06 GEMM = mghy > mghg 0: 4 8N ‘ x nies gin(eomb)'s m(aeim)e)(o-mm) + Converting from watt fy horsepower we Have, ‘ = mbar mis) () a Ue = 4.440 mis Power = (4,40 W) (47) fet in Gre Mmpho - mony + (b-) Goin in Xt * SEIS EM Ene =F nlzo mie)’ = moi m4) > = (4-11 mfst) (0.5m) > p= 3.4 als P= Gs hp ans! Scanned with |\CamScanner a IMPULSE AND MOMENTUM ; The Linear Momentum CP) of a body is wre prdud_ ef _ its mast (m) ond _velwity (V) : Linear momentum = (mass of tody)( velocity of body) Momentum ig a _vedtor quantity witest direction it Mut of he velocity. the unite of —monttum are bg-mld in Me JT. AN ipoLst ir She product of a forve CF) and the “tne inkl (At) Gyer _whidh fhe forte ade: Impulse = Core YCltngth of time Mie force outs) Impulse ie vedor quanity wha dicecione ie Hot ef the ‘one. We owite ote NS in He ST. AN IMPULSE CAUSES =A CHANGE IN MOMENTUM = The change of momentum produced by on impulse sequal th the. impulse _n__ both magnitude and direction. Thus, Hf constant forte F auing for atime tm a body of macy manger te weity fron on itihial value Eto ov final value WR, Hen Impwle = ange ih moment Fat > mc iW) Howton) Second Low. af fe gue Ht, is Fe Bab fon which it folluc Hut Fak = AG Woewver, Fa < ACS) avd om ic conttont Fat - om (WW, CONSERVATION OF LINEAR MOMENTUM : HE fhe met external fore acting om a ariem of object ir ze, the ved Sum of He momenta af He objects lll remain tonytant - Scanned with |\CamScanner GOMXVI9N9000909 68) IN COLLISIONS AND EXPLOSIONS , the vedor sum of dhe momenta just lbere the ove equals the _vedor_ sum of He momenta Gurk after the ent. the Veche Sum of the momenta of the objeckr Implved doer not dhange during He collisions of explosion. Thus, when two bodies of mas om, anh wh, cllide, ola momurhun befor. impo = fetal momettum after inpatt = = = MU, + MU, = MN + Mae where Te and We an te velaifes Ochre ingot , ord Wom! Ve ore Mie velen atin. In ane dimension , it component — form, MV FMaUyy = M,Nig + MeV and vtnilonly for Yye y= and 2- canpontate . Remenber Haat ved quantities an always beldfaced art vehcity ita vet. On the eter hand, Wie Mex Vix and Any te fe ceolor value «of He velettiet Hiy Can be positive or nepitive) A glitive dination is ititialy —vleded and vettorr pointing —oppette fe thie have negative numerical) vcalar values, A PERFECTLY ELASTIC COLLISION is mein which the vm of the tanelatioval §=XEo of the objects ir mot ranged during the tallisim . In fre case ot two_badies, Smuts dmus pONet yp mVe COEFFICIENT OF RESTITUTION : for any collicion between to bodies in which He odie / move only along Singh vtaight line (e.g. He axic) , a wefticient of rechhitin = ie defined. Ih it @ pure number given by = Nex = Vx e = ex = Vu thie tx where Vix and Wax are values Sretore impad , and Vix and Vex are valies offer impact. Notia Urat | Mac~ Wer) it Hie nelative speed of appradh and 1 Vey- Vax] ie the relative speed of recession. For perfedly castic cllivin , @4. Tor inelastic wlliine 624. If the bodieg stice together after ullirim , €-0. Scanned with |\CamScanner ¢ aad ET —_——_ THE CENTER OF MAGS of an Oojed Gl mass m) is the single pitt Wat moves in Hie vom, WAY OF int mast (Of Rast mM) wold nove when wauijeced fe He vam external fovoer Hat act et the hed. tt is, it te Uegultant fro, aut onan object Cor system of object) of ase mic Fy te auchevation of the cater of ast of the abject (or stem) in given by Gon = Fim. if te objet ir wideeed bh be onposed “of tiny raster Me, Me, thy and do ot, at cardinater (XY) 1), (le, Ye, 2a), ond co om fiea Hie ordinaky of the cenit of mast ak, given” by Exif 7 Evin 7 LE ziat Xoa * “Sm Yom * Sq on * Sr whee ie mass + ume ects — cute al mossy coping He abject. Ina uniform aitutial Feld, Wee center of ones and He center of gravity coincide. Solved Pabvlems : Probkm #1: An 80-9 bullet ir fired horizontally inte a 4 ¥o Cube of Wad , “which ic at ret and vficke in if. The cube ic five f/ move ond typed) of 40 inte otter inpact. Fird He initial velodity ofthe bute. tromertun of cyte Hebe impact = mamentun of system after inpoe (momentum’ ef bulet)eCmanentun of cube) = Cmorentn abut + cube) MyVox t Mex = — (het me Vx (0.008 kg Vex) 10 = (4.008 Ko) Cody mls) Vox = 0.45 Kafe ancl Scanned with |\CamScanner 2 Problem # 2: As show in dhe figure a 6-9 bul ig fived —hwiemtally e ind —3.t00- ky block of Wood durpended = by Ing toed. ) The bullet ricer ine block. tompute He vped ofthe bullet it the impor ccer ie lok fe swing 10 on aboue the intial — level. Momentum — ust Get, impact = momentum — just attr impact Gor t)v 40° (5.015 ky where: Vo ig the initial speed of the bate Vis’ He ped of block anh wilet just after callision c KE just aftr allisim © firal PEG E(oow by) V* = (.015 ky) (an mls) (0-0 m) Vo= 14 mle > (0.015 K)v to = (2.015 by) (1. 40 mls) E V+ 0.88 kinfe ons! 1 Scanned with |\CamScanner EOUILIBRWM OF A RIGID BOPY UNDER COPLANAR Frorcer e * The torque (or moment) due fp aime about an axis if a measure of He effectineacis tf she five in producing rofatin bust ataxic. th i defined tbe the product ofthe free and He perpendicular > dictance fon the anit of he, eointion > he tine of actin _ of the thre. This _pergendioilar distance, ig called fe_vel_ arm (0 moment orm). < forque = r= fore (lever arm) ~ The units of torque ore fl mi / Io. ft. = CONDITIONS FOR EQUILIBRIUM OF A RIGID OBJECT UNDER THE ACTION OF COPLANAR FORCES ARE : (The fore Gndifion : The veotr sum of alt forces auing om fhe : body must be tem, C EF +0 SFy*0 ~ Whee fe plane of the planar forrer it taken to be He xy plone . (2) Tre erqe —_aendition Take axis perpendicular te Hye plane of L the eplanar fore, Calling He fuer Hat Kendo Couge — clockwise rotation abort tte avi’ —hegettive and Gouttier dock vite torques positive, Mle sum of all He torques outing onthe object = muct be te, zr=o ThE CENTER oF Gravy of an object it the point ot which the witire weight of Me object may fe considered § oancentrated, ie the line of agin of “the Weight pases —Hhougn fre center Of gravity. A ingle Ketically upward fe equil in magnitude Me weight ofthe = ahject ard applied threngh the centr of gravity will Keep Hie object i equilibrium. Scanned with |\CamScanner e@ e é e © e © 6 Psi IME POSTION OF aE AKES 1S ARBITRARY, TH te wun of the toret iy term diate axle fw body fai also obeye the forte conttion, it ie rem about all oer vet paral tp the fit. We sna chose, the asi in uch way Hat fe line of on utknom fete gter Hhrough = fhe nerve ion point fhe acie onde plane, the ver arm Cand torque) of Hie _uthtan fore it hen em and oie unknown fore doer mot appear it Hie toa, equation. + EQUILIBRIUM UNDER THE ACTION OF CONCURRENT FORCES 2 EQUILIORIWM OF A RIGID BoDY UNDER COPLANAR FORCES —_— Yayo & & Y 4 ~ 7 — ir rion TORQUE : T= Fring + F(rsind) Cig = Center of gravity TF, (Nm) Compe Situation « ty te 1E ) he? Esa | hee y ” Es i ae) a Wt fr t20l- so -0 > a.@ ——L4 [=== a “Solution: 2% * 0 Gl for Fr: BL - so (F)s 20 (E) 20 Rt fet 20m - ON +0 ir e ans! ih - ant! To dk: Fthr + toll > son Scanned with |\CamScanner e ae > = Sample Sitvation # ° y oF e d= Leing i e Keg Lisa © Problem #4: Find Ye torque tmnt avis Ain Tig. 5-2 due cath of e the — forcer shown, e o ton e £ ® ee ition: ford free (6) Fr 25 ()_ For toll fore, © C) mh-o G1) 2% +07 CH) 5% <0 © 2 wl (oaw) Aon (oxr)finas) = 20.N) ps F-BNM ans J 449 Nem ane! *o ang! 6 Problem #2: A uniform team’ ot tenth Leight fond wits a 4H0-N ‘De objet as owt in Tig, 53, Find he eapitaet ofthe freer canbe : onthe beain ty He fe suyporte oti end. Aoume He legis ow emt ) i t e - {____ C a A c apa e 40N © ebotttion: C een” “ning for: Oyo) aon) =0 BFy 0 C H+ 1s Nant Rt = 20n -aaN +0 o Fret a.5N -20N- 4m N= 0 F = 2.5N ans! Scanned with |\CamScanner eae PS aie [-Frobiem #8: A wifern, wo-N pipe it ured ar a Yor , at showy in Tig. 5-4. Where, mutt the firm (ihe support pint) be placed if a An-Newaht at ane. wd ic balance o 2O-N weit at Heather ond 7 what it oe teachin force exerted ty Hie suport om Hie yige? Te poet Z ah — + wT ‘on ON © Suhon, o) ZY,°0 J , 9010(%) + oN (x> §) = 900 (L-¥) =o ¥ 20x + wox - 10 (5) ~ Hol + mx 20 ' wx s50L x? 0.095 L antl b) es? By 20 Fe - tM WN - WON =o R * 900 N ons! 1 Scanned with |\CamScanner TA Consider he thuttion sfown in Tig. 5-2 (@), The wrifivm 0-0 KN beam is hinged at P. tind Hhe densi in the tie cope and the Components of He reathion fore exerted ty He hinge on the eam, Give yor aneners two cigtiiant fy. 1 ---4 Li ~ Tangy" 1 p Dy ta. __** aL — 7 L 4 z tv t saat tintl__ do C4 %-0 7 Goon) CL) -ten (Lf) 4 Twingo" (4Lg) =o T= QUAN ons! zo ~Teos 40" - fy 72 = Fy -Teoedot «C220 79N )(cattp’) == 14F.40N Ch the “ight ans iy “o Tsingy’ = ton ~ toon > Fy “0 daria Ging) roll 800 = FY Fr= U7 N anst © To che, Teint’ = Goa N + onl # 40.07 AAT TAN Fie” = WY UAH Web. G7 N= Ub. OF 1 Scanned with |\CamScanner ‘A_unifrm 0-40 KN boom if supported as ston in fig. 54 (a). Find He _fension inthe fio _rope_and_ fhe frie exerted on Hie boom by He pin at P. + olution: CA ZT 70 B Teinss’ (25)- nin (Lownt)-gnn lee) b) 0 T= Adel. None! - 5 = e Fy = 0 Ri -T +0 y= T4240 eH 2A 0 / Fi > AWN coon +0 Fi > 4400 N Fre / Gh) + GR Fy = Gat. a0nd® + (2400 N)* Tins (5) Fr + M377 Nong! 3H © = tan? (_24u0 N i es) () O= A428 ane! ooh (4) corse 1 Scanned with |\CamScanner Sitvation shown in figure, find T,, Te ond Ts. The boon ond Weight — to NL tT wef Fp’ T- hava" «0 —@ fi! +o | “4 Tasingd' - tuo N +0 — @ Ta = Bi499 NN ansl ' + Ty = (m-49tN Yor 40°) Ti+ £993. 07-N ant! tA ET. +0 WP) = TEL =B00N (Feast) § Ty sinze"(L) +0 To = 9844.09 N ans! 1 Scanned with |\CamScanner Scanned with |\CamScanner aaa wewwewe awe waoen Caen OW Mee tT fa Ukta ¢ IAM, -n ® mts e Ls w Gl A Worn veers | Tap els TEV a top, toate a ts.bly 5. Talst A , & yore van Tague are SEIS) bond gw eet Mo Srey To Btw HS" bY tows 90 Te OTST EH SI + what) + 10 bub) Pre agh = MM + tsth = ng WG.) 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