VCE Together Year 12 Physics: Work Done Under Constant Force

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Work Done Under Constant Force

In this lesson on Work Done Under Constant Force, which is part of Unit 3 Area of Study 3 for VCE Physics, you will learn how to:

  • investigate and apply theoretically and practically the concept of work done by a constant force using:
    • work done = constant force × distance moved in direction of net force
    • work done = area under force-distance graph.

The following videos will guide you through work and energy, including gravitational potential energy and the related equations and theory-based around the special case of conservation of mechanical energy.

Part 1: Work, Energy and Power

Part 2: Introduction equations and examples to gravitational potential energy

Work as Area Under Curve

This video will explain the concept and provide sample problems.

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