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Conservation of Energy

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Complete the following worksheet using your knowledge from class.
Question 1
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Law of Conservation of Energy
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energy of motion
Potential Energy
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energy stored. in an objects position
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The rate at which an object travels a distance.
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Question 2
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What type of energy is stored in a raised object?

Question 3
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What type of energy does a moving car have?

Question 4
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In a closed system with only kinetic and potential energy, if kinetic energy increases, what happens to the potential energy?

Question 5
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What law states that energy cannot be created or destroyed, but only change its form?

Question 6
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Where does a roller coaster car possess the highest kinetic energy?

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At the peak of the track
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At the bottom of the track
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In the middle of the track
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No
Question 7
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A roller coaster car has equal amounts of kinetic and potential energy when it's in the middle of a ride.

Question 8
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When the roller coaster car is at the highest point, is the potential energy at its maximum?

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Only when moving
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Never
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Always
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Question 9
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Drag and drop the choices to their correct place on the image.
Other Answer Choices:
Car has about 50% KE and 50% PE
Car has 0% PE and 100% KE
Car has the highest potential energy (100%)
Question 10
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Acceleration
Energy cannot be created or destroyed, only rearranged.
Speed
Kinetic Energy
the change of speed.
Select all of the types of energy that one type can be converted into.
light (electromagnetic radiation)
heat
sound
movement (mechanical)
absorption
magnetism