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The following visual studies the transformation of energy: the potential energy of a body can be transformed into kinetic energy in another. Some energies are transformed into others of a different ty ...
The principle of conservation of energy states that energy is neither created nor destroyed; it is just transformed from some types of energy into others. The following visual will help you to underst ...
The theorem of conservation of mechanical energy states that the work carried out on a body is invested exactly in increasing some type of energy. When a there are only conservative forces in a system ...
Work is one of the ways of transmitting energy between bodies. The following visual will help you understand the concept of work by modifying the force and the angle which it forms with the horizontal ...
A picture shows some transformations of energy. The energy from the sun passes to plants, to oil, to coal, to animals and to human beings; they take advantage of it by using the energy from oil, anima ...
Mechanical energy is what is produced by mechanical type forces, like elastic and gravitational forces.The following three pictures show situations involving mechanical energy.
Power measures the speed with which work is done. It is measured in watts, W, in the International System of Units. The following visual will help you to understand this concept more clearly as you se ...
The following visual studies the transformation of energy: the potential energy of a body can be transformed into kinetic energy in another. Some energies are transformed into others of a different ty ...
The educational resource shows a visual about the conservation of energy: the sum of the kinetic energy and the potential energy of a body (mechanical energy) remains constant, provided there are no f ...
The educational resource shows a visual about the work: the word work has a very different meaning in Physics from the one we use in daily life. In daily life, work is equivalent to "effort"; in Physi ...
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