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KINETICS OF

PARTICLES: WORK
and ENERGY
PRESENTATION

Prepared By
MUHAMMAD AHSAN 1704-2021,
MUHAMMAD AMAAN IMRAN 1735-2021,
SYED SAAD AHMED ZAIDI 1827-2021,
MUHAMMAD ABAN SIDDIQUI 1392-2021,
MUHAMMAD MUZAMMIL SIDDIQUI
KINETICS OF
PARTICLES: WORK
and of the
Integration ENERGY
Equations of motions
to obtain the Principle of Work and
Energy, principles that help to solve
problems involving Force, Velocity and
Displacement.
Work of a Force
- exhibits Work when it undergoes a
Force
displacement or it moves through some distance in
the direction of the Force.

Work done (U)


U = Force X displacement
U = F Cos   d

Vector Form
U= F  d
Work of a Force

If the Force is variable then the Total Work done is

U= F  dS

Units: F = Newton (N = kg.m/s2)


U = Joule (J = N.m)

Note: -Moment of a force and the principle


of Work are in no way related.
-Moment is a Vector Quantity and
Work is a Scalar.
ENERGY

Energy of a Body is its capacity of doing Work.

It is equal to the work done in altering either


its motion or its velocity.

Kinetic Energy – energy possess by virtue of


its motion

Potential Energy – energy possess by virtue


of
KINETIC ENERGY
Kinetic Energy is measured in the amount of work
which a body can perform against some resistance
until it is brought to rest.
F = -F to bring the body to rest there must be
an opposing force
F = - ma a =  d/ds
F = - m   d/ds
F ds = - m  d integrate

 F ds = -  m  Work done by a Force


d KE = - 0
m  d KE Kinetic Energy
= - m  2 d KE =
½ m2
PRINCIPLE OF WORK and ENERGY
Equation of Particle:
F = ma F Cos  = mat
Since dr = ds along the path, then at = 
d/ds, thus
F Cos
F Cos  =dsm (  d/ds ) = integrate
m  and  = 2
d
Fs Cos
Assume limits: = s1 and m s = s2
ds = 1 and
d ½ m 2 - ½ m 1
F Cos  ds = 2
2
= ½ m 2 - ½ m 1
2
U1-2 2
PRINCIPLE OF WORK and ENERGY
This equation represents the Principle of Work and Energy
= ½ m 2 - ½ m 1
2
U1-2 2

Whereas,
 U1-2 - sum of the work done by all the forces on the
particle as the particle moves from point 1 to
point 2
½ m 22 - ½ m 1 2 - particle’s final and initial
kineticenergy are positive scalar quantity since they
do not depend on the direction of the velocity
KE = T = ½ m 2
= T2 - T1
U1-2
T1 + U1-2 = T2

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