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AQA GCSE Combined Science: Synergy · 8465
Describe and mathematically calculate the specific changes in energy involved when a system undergoes a physical change due to work done by external forces.
Apply the mathematical relationship between work done, the applied force, and the distance moved along the exact line of action of the force.
Describe the fundamental energy transfers occurring when physical work is done on an object.
Understand that a force definitively does work on an object only when that force causes a physical displacement of the object.
Recall and correctly apply the equation:
Identify the correct units for work done in joules, force in newtons, and distance in metres.
Explain the principle that one joule of work is done precisely when a force of one newton causes a linear displacement of one metre.
Convert calculated values accurately between newton-metres and joules as required.