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Use the PE equation and list out what each variable equals.
Energy cannot be ___ or ___.
When you move down the hill, you ___ your speed.
Name an example of Kinetic Energy in your home
Name an example of Kinetic Energy in your home
Name an example of Potential Energy in your home
Name an example of Potential Energy in your home
The slower the object is, the more kinetic energy it has.
The lower the object is, the more potential energy it has.
The units for energy is
The ball has ___ energy.
Use the KE or PE equation and list out what each variable equals.
The carriage has ___ energy.
Use the KE or PE equation and list out what each variable equals.
The car has ___ energy.
Use the KE or PE equation and list out what each variable equals.
The block has ___ energy.
Use the KE or PE equation and list out what each variable equals.
The roller coaster has ___ energy.
Use the KE or PE equation and list out what each variable equals.
The bell has ___ energy.
Use the KE or PE equation and list out what each variable equals.
Use the KE equation and list out what each variable equals.
The new speed is 40 m/s. What is the new KE?
Use the PE equation and list out what each variable equals.
Use the PE equation and list out what each variable equals.
Energy can only be ___.
The distance between the coaster and the Earth ___.
Resulting in an increase of ___ energy.
This results in a transformation from ___ energy to ___ energy.
At the bottom of the hill, when the coaster is at its highest speed, it has the most ___ energy.
When the coaster moves up the loop, slowing down, the energy transforms from ___ energy to ___ energy.
When objects speed up, ___ energy transforms into ___ energy.
When objects slow down, ___ energy transforms into ___ energy.