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Last updated about 6 years ago
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Question 8
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Which skier has the greatest gravitational potential energy in their present positions and why?

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Question 9
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At which point does the ball have the greatest amount of gravitational potential energy?

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Question 10
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At which point does the pendulum weight have the greatest amount of kinetic energy?

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Question 11
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At which point does the pendulum weight have the greatest amount of potential energy?

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Question 15
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What is the Law of Conservation of Energy?

Question 16
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What has more potential energy: a car on the ground or a leaf10 feet in the air? Why?

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Question 21
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A 6 kg rock is falling from a 200 m cliff. What is the rock’s gravitational potential energy at 200 meters high? Draw a diagram and show work.

Question 22
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A woman climbs 5.5 m high on a wall and gains 3600 J of potential energy. What is her mass?

Question 23
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An 80-kg man is walking at a speed of 4.0 m/s. What is his kinetic energy?

Question 24
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A tiger runs at a speed of 10m/s with 22,000 J of kinetic energy. What is the tigers mass?

Friction acts in a direction ___________ to the object's direction of motion.
Parallel
Opposite
Similar
Perpendicular
Friction changes the energy of an object from kinetic energy to _______ energy
Electric
Stored
Heat
None
What type of energy do all moving things have?
Mechanical
Nuclear
Thermal
Radiant
What kind of energy is stored energy?
potential energy
sound energy
heat energy
kinetic energy
When you stretch a rubber band you give it
kinetic energy
potential energy
electrical energy
chemical energy
Refer to the following to answer question(s) 2, 3
Directions: The diagram below shows three positions of a marble when shot from a slingshot at a target. Use the diagram to answer any questions that follow.

Just before being released at point 1, what is true of the marble?
A. Both its potential and kinetic energies are at the minimum.
B. Both its potential and kinetic energies are at the maximum.
C. Its potential energy is at the maximum, and its kinetic energy is at the minimum.
D. Its potential energy is at the minimum, and its kinetic energy is at the maximum.
What occurs when the marble is released?
A. The total energy of the marble increases because the potential energy increases.
B. The total energy of the marble increases because the kinetic energy increases.
C. The kinetic energy of the marble is transformed into potential energy.
D. The potential energy of the marble is transformed into kinetic energy.
A football player ran across the level field at a constant speed. What happened to the energy?
KE and PE both stayed constant
KE increased, PE decreased
KE decreased, PE increased
KE and PE both decreased
After takeoff, a toy rocket went to a height of 25 m above the ground. What happened to the energy?
KE and PE both stayed constant
KE increased, PE decreased
KE decreased, PE increased
KE and PE both decreased
The passengers screamed as the roller coaster rolled down the firt drop from a nearly stationary position at the top. What happened to the energy?
KE and PE both stayed constant
KE increased, PE decreased
KE decreased, PE increased
KE and PE both decreased
What is the correct equation for potential energy?
Mass x Gravity x Height
(Mass x Velocity2) / 2
Mass x Acceleration
Force x Distance
What is the correct equation for work?
Mass x Gravity x Height
(Mass x Velocity2) / 2
Mass x Acceleration
Force x Distance
What is the correct equation for kinetic energy?
Mass x Gravity x Height
(Mass x Velocity2) / 2
Mass x Acceleration
Force x Acceleration
What unit is energy measured in?
N
J
m/s
kg