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Gravitational potential energy

Ep = mg^h


Gravitational potential energy(J)


Mass(kg)


Gravitational constant (N/kg)


Change in


Height (m)

Joules, kg, N/kg, change in, m

Change in objects gravitational potential energy store

Change in objects gravitational potential energy store = weight x change in height


(J),(N),(m)

(J),(N),(m)

Work done

Work done = force applied x distance moved in the direction of the force

Kinetic energy

Ek = (1/2 x mass) x (velocity ²)


Or


Ek = (1/2 x m) v ²


(J), (kg), (m/s)

(J),(kg),(m/s)

Speed

Speed = distance / time


(m/s),(m),(s)

(m/s),(m),(s)

Force applied

F = k x e


F - Force applied


K - spring constant


E - extension

Elastic potential energy

Ep = 1/2 x k x e ²


Or


Ep = (1/2 x k) x (e ²)




Ep - elastic potential energy


1/2 x k - spring constant


E ² - extension

Efficiency

Efficiency = useful energy / total energy in joules


Or


Efficiency = useful power out / total power in

Cost

Cost = energy used x cost per unit


(p),(kWh),(p)

(p),(kWh),(p)

Power wasted

Power wasted = total power in - useful power out

Electrical power

P = e/t


P = watts (w)


E = energy (j)


T = seconds (s)

(w),(J),(s)

Energy transferred

E = p x t


E = energy transferred (J)


P = power / watts (w)


T = time (t)

(J),(w),(t)

A known change of temperate of a known mass of a substance (Energy Transferred)

Energy transferred = mass x specific heat capacity x temperature change

(J)(Kg)(J/Kg°C)(°C)

Specific heat capacity

Specific heat capacity = energy transferred/mass x temp change