NAME: Alex N.

Manalo
SECTION: MODESTY

WEEK 3/ LESSON 3

Pre - Activity:

Direction: Enumerate your activities at home.

Which activity do you think makes you work the most?

Washing the dishes.

Which activity consumes most of your power and energy?

 Still washing the dishes.

How do you say so?

Because we have a lot of dishes and its so tiring to do.

II. Picture Analysis

Guide Question:

Look at the picture above.

1. Who does more work? The boy that pushing the trap stone at the
right? Or the boy pushing a stone in a smooth ground at the left.

The boy pushing the trap stone at the right.

2. When do we say that work is done in a particular action?

When the stone is moving forward.

3. How is work done in each situation?

By pushing and rolling the stones.

 LIST OF WORK DONE/ EXPLANATIO

ACTIVITIES WORK NOT DONE N
Washing the dishes. Work done. When you move the
plates when washing and
drying or putting them
back in their places.
Folding clothes Work done. When you fold the
clothes and you put it
back in the closet or
cabinet.
Feeding my pets Work done. When i get my dogs bowl
and put it back so he can
eat.
Cleaning the bed Work done When you arrange the
pillows and fold the
blankets.
5

Multiple choice

1. A. Newton
2. B. Joules
3. C. Joule
4. D. Watt
5. A. Carrying groceries into your house.
6. B. Distance
7. C. Kinetic
8. D. Potential
9. A. Potential
10. B. Tennis’s ball rolling across the court.

1. Car in parking area - PE

2. Running car - KE
3. Stone at a cliff - PE
4. A boy playing basketball - KE
5. Vase on a table - PE

 Problem solving

1. How much work is done by pushing a box with a force of

120 N across the distance of 7 meters? (use the formula:
W=Fd)

W=(f)(d)(mg)d
= (120)(9.8m2)(7)
= 8,232 Nm = 8,232 Joules

2. How much work do you do by lifting a box with a force of 50

N across a distance of 5 meters? (use the formula: W=Fd)

W= (f)(d)(mg)d
= (50)(9.8m2)(5)
= 299Nm = 299 joules

3. What is the kinetic energy (KE) of:

• Car A if it has a mass of 2000-kg with a velocity of 20 m/s2?
• Car B has 1600-kg mass with a velocity of 24 m/s2?

=1/2(2000-kg)(20m/s2)
=1/2(1000-kg)(20m/s2)
= 20,000 v

4. What is the potential energy (PE) of the box that has a mass of
3-kg with a height of 2.5 meters? (use the formula : PE-mgh)

 = (3-kg)(9.8m2)(2.5)
=(29.4)(2.5)
=(73.5)

True or false pre activity

1. T
2. F
3. T
4. T
5. F

1. Say so
2. Out of the old
3. Up
4. Need to know
5. Deja vu

Learning exercises

1. Sound
2. Solid
3. Gases
4. Liquid
5. S=d/t

Evaluation.

1. ? Sorry I don’t know i was not in class

2. about 340 m/s