Part of ME-04 — Work, Energy & Power

Visual Guide — Diagrams, Tables & Concept Maps

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Work Sign Convention at a Glance

θ Rangecos θWork SignExample
+1Maximum positiveFree fall (gravity + displacement both down)
0° < θ < 90°PositivePositiveApplied force at angle aiding motion
90°0ZeroNormal force, centripetal force
90° < θ < 180°NegativeNegativeFriction opposing sliding
180°−1Maximum negativeBraking force exactly opposing motion

Vertical Circular Motion — Force Diagram

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Collision Type Comparison

PropertyElasticPartly InelasticPerfectly Inelastic
MomentumConservedConservedConserved
KEConservedPartially lostMaximum loss
e10 < e < 10
Post-collisionSeparateSeparateStick together

Energy Conservation Concept Map

Initial KE + Initial PE
        |
        |--- [Conservative forces only] --→ Final KE + Final PE  (= constant)
        |
        |--- [Friction present] --→ Final KE + Final PE + Heat  (= constant)
                                              ↑
                               Mechanical Energy decreases

Useful Number Reference

QuantityValue
1 horsepower746 W
1 kWh3.6×1063.6 \times 10^{6} J
g (NEET standard)10 m/s2s^{2}
Spring PE at x = 0.1 m, k = 200 N/m1.0 J

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