2012年高考物理热点功能关系、机械能守恒定律（Physics hot spot in college entrance examination in 2012 functional relation and law of conservation of mechanical energy）.docVIP

2012年高考物理热点功能关系、机械能守恒定律（Physics hot spot in college entrance examination in 2012 functional relation and law of conservation of mechanical energy） 2012 college entrance examination of Physics: hot function relationship, the law of conservation of mechanical energy.Txt great mercy no tears, Dawu speechless, silent laughter. The money in our hands is a tool to keep us free. A woman must go to a beauty parlor before she goes on a date; she must go to the bank before a man goes on a date. Physics hot spot in college entrance examination in 2012: functional relation and law of conservation of mechanical energy The content of this chapter is one of the core contents of middle school physics. It is the key chapter of the college entrance examination. The examination of the concepts of work, power, kinetic energy, potential energy, etc.. The synthetic application of kinetic energy theorem may be examined by combining electric field knowledge. The application of the law of conservation of functional relation and mechanical energy often appears in the form of non choice questions, and often integrates the laws of Newtonian motion, the law of conservation of momentum, the knowledge of circular motion, electromagnetism, etc.. It is characterized by comprehensiveness and difficulty. The knowledge of this part is combined with production, life and science and technology. The kinetic energy theorem is a law of physics a wide range of application, advantages of solving a lot, with respect to the theorem of momentum, it is relatively easy to accept, the fundamental reason is that it saves a lot of trouble vector type. While applying the kinetic energy theorem, we must combine the Newtonian law of motion with the work as a measure of energy change. Examples of problem solving: Example 1. The trajectory of a charged droplet in a uniform electric field E, as shown in the dashed line in the following figure, the electric field is vertically downward. Without air resistance, how does the