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A force of 1 Newton times 3 meters, can that mean : a 1 kg mass pushed over 3 meters went from 0 to 1 m /s/s ?
Something wrong with your units there, I'm afraid - if you intended to describe uniform acceleration.phleaf said:0 to 1 m /s/s ?
The relationship between Newtons, Joules, and Work is that Newtons are a unit of force, Joules are a unit of energy, and Work is a measure of the amount of force applied over a certain distance. These three units are interconnected and are used to describe the physical concepts of force, energy, and work.
Newtons are calculated by dividing the force applied by the mass of an object. Joules are calculated by multiplying the force applied by the distance over which the force is applied. Work is calculated by multiplying the force applied by the distance over which the force is applied.
Understanding the relationship between Newtons, Joules, and Work is important in physics and engineering. It allows us to quantify and measure the forces and energy involved in different physical processes and systems. This understanding is crucial in designing and analyzing structures, machines, and other systems.
The concept of work is present in many aspects of everyday life. For example, when we lift a heavy object, we are applying a force over a distance, which is work. When we ride a bike, we are converting our energy into mechanical work to move the bike forward. Understanding the concept of work can also help us conserve energy and be more efficient in our daily activities.
One example of how Newtons, Joules, and Work are related is in a person pushing a car up a hill. The person is applying a force (measured in Newtons) to the car over a certain distance, which requires energy (measured in Joules). The work done by the person is the force applied multiplied by the distance, and this work is used to move the car up the hill.