Work It Out: Does the Force Move It?

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Identify true vs. false work scenarios

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Siena Tamang

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Work It Out: Does the Force Move It?Online version Identify true vs. false work scenarios by Siena Tamang 1 If you push against a wall that does not move, the work done on the wall is zero. Yes No 2 Lifting a weight and lowering it the same distance results in zero net work by all forces on the weight. Yes No 3 Holding a heavy object stationary at chest height requires work on the object. Yes No 4 Carrying a suitcase up a flight of stairs involves positive work on the suitcase as it moves upward. Yes No 5 Lifting a book from the floor to a shelf requires work on the book. Yes No 6 The work done when throwing a ball straight up is zero. Yes No 7 Pushing a stationary box with any force always results in positive work on the box. Yes No 8 Pushing a crate along a level floor for 3 meters with a constant force does positive work on the crate. Yes No 9 Stretching a spring by applying a force does work on the spring and stores energy. Yes No 10 A force that is perpendicular to the displacement always does positive work. Yes No

Work It Out: Does the Force Move It?Online version

Identify true vs. false work scenarios

by Siena Tamang

If you push against a wall that does not move, the work done on the wall is zero.

Yes

Lifting a weight and lowering it the same distance results in zero net work by all forces on the weight.

Yes

Holding a heavy object stationary at chest height requires work on the object.

Yes

Carrying a suitcase up a flight of stairs involves positive work on the suitcase as it moves upward.

Yes

Lifting a book from the floor to a shelf requires work on the book.

Yes

The work done when throwing a ball straight up is zero.

Yes

Pushing a stationary box with any force always results in positive work on the box.

Yes

Pushing a crate along a level floor for 3 meters with a constant force does positive work on the crate.

Yes

Stretching a spring by applying a force does work on the spring and stores energy.

Yes

A force that is perpendicular to the displacement always does positive work.

Yes

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Work It Out: Does the Force Move It?Online version

by Siena Tamang

If you push against a wall that does not move, the work done on the wall is zero.

Lifting a weight and lowering it the same distance results in zero net work by all forces on the weight.

Holding a heavy object stationary at chest height requires work on the object.

Carrying a suitcase up a flight of stairs involves positive work on the suitcase as it moves upward.

Lifting a book from the floor to a shelf requires work on the book.

The work done when throwing a ball straight up is zero.

Pushing a stationary box with any force always results in positive work on the box.

Pushing a crate along a level floor for 3 meters with a constant force does positive work on the crate.

Stretching a spring by applying a force does work on the spring and stores energy.

A force that is perpendicular to the displacement always does positive work.

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