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Hallo everyone!
energy in a physical system is the ability to do work.
E=W
Where Work = F x D
Now if the force increase obviously "work" will increase! does that mean the energy also increases?
Now if I had a system and the force in its start is 20 Newtons x 2 meters = 40J = The amount of energy in the system right? If the force increase to let's say 50 Newtons x 2 meters= 100J so its goes on and on and on and the energy is going to increase much much more right?
So if force in a system's start at 20N then more forces is added the energy increase right?
Hope I'm making sense! In a way I am trying to say "energy" in a system can increase if "force" or "distance" increase right?
Where both force and distance are the main valuables of the system.
Thanks!
energy in a physical system is the ability to do work.
E=W
Where Work = F x D
Now if the force increase obviously "work" will increase! does that mean the energy also increases?
Now if I had a system and the force in its start is 20 Newtons x 2 meters = 40J = The amount of energy in the system right? If the force increase to let's say 50 Newtons x 2 meters= 100J so its goes on and on and on and the energy is going to increase much much more right?
So if force in a system's start at 20N then more forces is added the energy increase right?
Hope I'm making sense! In a way I am trying to say "energy" in a system can increase if "force" or "distance" increase right?
Where both force and distance are the main valuables of the system.
Thanks!