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    1) The document is a worksheet that asks students to do activities on the concept of work. 2) In the first activity, students lift a notebook and push a chair and answer questions about applying force, direction of movement, and whether work is done. 3) The second activity asks students to determine if scenarios represent examples of work done or no work done by identifying who does the work and what object the work is done on. 4) The third activity gives students a word problem about calculating the work done lifting a book from the floor to a shelf.

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    1) The document is a worksheet that asks students to do activities on the concept of work. 2) In the first activity, students lift a notebook and push a chair and answer questions about applying force, direction of movement, and whether work is done. 3) The second activity asks students to determine if scenarios represent examples of work done or no work done by identifying who does the work and what object the work is done on. 4) The third activity gives students a word problem about calculating the work done lifting a book from the floor to a shelf.

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    1) The document is a worksheet that asks students to do activities on the concept of work. 2) In the first activity, students lift a notebook and push a chair and answer questions about applying force, direction of movement, and whether work is done. 3) The second activity asks students to determine if scenarios represent examples of work done or no work done by identifying who does the work and what object the work is done on. 4) The third activity gives students a word problem about calculating the work done lifting a book from the floor to a shelf.

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    1) The document is a worksheet that asks students to do activities on the concept of work. 2) In the first activity, students lift a notebook and push a chair and answer questions about applying force, direction of movement, and whether work is done. 3) The second activity asks students to determine if scenarios represent examples of work done or no work done by identifying who does the work and what object the work is done on. 4) The third activity gives students a word problem about calculating the work done lifting a book from the floor to a shelf.

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    Name: Score:

    Grade and Section: Date:

    ACTIVITY 1
    WORK
    I. Doing Work
    Procedure: Do, Observe and Answer the following questions

    1. Case No. One: Lift a notebook


    2. Case No. Two: Push a chair
    3. Answer the following questions:
    a. Did you apply force in lifting the notebook? ___________
    b. Did you apply force in pushing the chair? _____________
    c. If yes in each case, in what direction did you apply force?
    _____________________________________________________________________
    d. Did the objects (the notebook and the chair) move at a certain displacement? _____
    e. If yes, in what direction was the notebook moved? In what direction was the chair
    moved?
    _____________________________________________________________________
    _____________________________________________________________________
    f. Is there work done when you lifted the notebook and pushed the chair? __________
    g. In your observation, define what is work?
    ____________________________________________________________________

    II. Is There Work Done?


    Procedure: Tell whether the situations shown below represent example of work by writing Work
    Done or No Work Done. Identify the one doing the work and on which object the work is done.

    Remember: WORK is done only when FORCE applied on the object causes the object
    to a DISPLACEMENT in the same direction as the direction of the force. (W=F×d)

    III. Problem Solving


    A book of mass 1 kg is on the floor. If the book is lifted from the floor to the top shelf
    which is 2 meters from the floor, how much work is done on the book?

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    Short Quiz

    Problem Solving:

    A horizontal net force of 75.5N is exerted on a sofa, causing it to slide2.4 meters


    along the ground. How much work does the force do?

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