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Mechanical Jeopardy !. Mechanical Jeopardy !. Define Work. Work is exerting force on an object that causes it to move some distance. What is the Formula for Work?. Work = Force x Distance. Explain why carrying your books to class is NOT doing work. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Mechanical Jeopardy!

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Mechanical Jeopardy!Work Mech

AdvantageWedge & Wheels

Plane & Pulley

Sharp & Flat

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Define Work.

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Work is exerting force on an object that causes it to

move some distance.

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What is the Formula for Work?

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Work = Force x Distance.

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Explain why carrying your books to class is

NOT doing work.

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The direction of the force on your books (upwards) is not the direction your books

move in.

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Mr. Antonello asks you to help him lift a 23N bag of sand from

the gym 6m upstairs to the science room. How much work

must you do? Include units!

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1. W = F x D2. W = 23N x 6m3. W = 138N.m or Joules

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Final Jeopardy

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What is the purpose of a Machine?

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Machines enable you to do work in a way that is

easier or more effective.

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List the 6 Simple Machines

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1. Inclined Plane

2. Wedge3. Screw

4. Lever5. Pulley6. Wheel &

Axel

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What is the Formula for Mechanical Advantage?

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Mechanical Advantage = Output ForceInput Force

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Using the formula for Work, explain how a simple

machine like a ramp can make work easier.

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W = F x DBy increasing the distance (D), you decrease the force (F) needed to do the same

amount of work (W).

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Final Jeopardy

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Describe the shape of a wedge.

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A wedge is thick at one end and thins to an edge at the other.

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Identify this simple machine and its two parts.

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This screwdriver is an example of a Wheel & Axel.

Wheel

Axel

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What kind of simple machine is a Zipper? How does it work?

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A Zipper is 3 wedges.

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How does a Wheel & Axel make work easier?

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The wheel is larger than the axel. When you turn the wheel, it

multiplies your force on the axel and increases distance.

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Final Jeopardy

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What is the name of this simple machine? How is it

easier than using stairs?

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An Inclined Plane. By requiring less Force per step

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Describe a pulley.

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A grooved wheel with a rope wrapped

around it.

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What are 2 ways that you can change a ramp to increase its

mechanical advantage?

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MA = Length of incline Height of incline

Increase ramp length or lower ramp height.

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Describe how the pulley in this picture works.

What is its mechanical advantage?

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Pulling down on one end causes the other to rise. The MA is 1, since it only changes the direction of force.

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Final Jeopardy

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Name this simple machine and the two simple machines that combine to form it?

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The Screw is a combination of a Wedge

and Inclined Plane.

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What is the triangular rock in the above picture

called called?

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A Fulcrum.

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How can you increase the mechanical advantage of

a Screw?

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Make the threads or tracks on the screw closer together.

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How can you increase the output force of a lever?

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Increase the distance of Input force from fulcrum.Decrease the distance of

Output force from fulcrum.

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Final Jeopardy

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How does a soap dispenser

work?

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1. Pressing down ejects stored soap and injects air in, increasing pressure.

2. A spring lifts the pump back up, creating a vacuum from the pressure.

3. The pressure draws more soap into the tube for the next pump.


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