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Learning Objective: 1.4 Application of work Learning Outcomes: Explain with examples how work is done. State the unit of work. Calculate the work done. 1. Tick (⁄) in the correct boxes below to show work is done. 2. Underline the correct S.I unit of work. 3. The diagram below shows a worker pulling a box with a weight of 300N over a distance of 3 m. Using the formula above, the work done is: = 300N x 3m = 900Nm = 900Joule A worker pushes a box with a weight of 250N over a distance of 2m. Calculate the work done using the same example given above 300N 3 m Work done = Force x Distance Newton Watt Joule 2m 250N

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Learning Objective: 1.4 Application of work

Learning Outcomes: Explain with examples how work is done. State the unit of work. Calculate the work done.

1. Tick (⁄) in the correct boxes below to show work is done.

2. Underline the correct S.I unit of work.

3. The diagram below shows a worker pulling a box with a weight of 300N over a distance of 3 m.

Using the formula above, the work done is:= 300N x 3m= 900Nm = 900Joule

A worker pushes a box with a weight of 250N over a distance of 2m. Calculate the work done using the same example given above

Work done = Force x Distance

=

=

300N3 m

Work done = Force x Distance

Newton Watt Joule

2m250N

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Newton Watt Joule

2m250N

Learning Objective: 1.4 Application of work

Answer Scheme

1. Tick (⁄) in the correct boxes below to show work is done.

2. Underline the correct S.I unit of work.

3. The diagram below shows a worker pulling a box with a weight of 300N over a distance of 3 m.

Using the formula above, the work done is:= 300N x 3m= 900Nm = 900Joule

A worker pushes a box with a weight of 250N over a distance of 2m. Calculate the work done using the same example given above

Work done = Force x Distance= 250N x 2m= 500Nm = 500Joule

300N3 m

Work done = Force x Distance