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Copy of 4.) Potential Energy Video (5/28/2026)

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We will finish the activity we began yesterday (Kinetic Energy - the Effect of Mass and Speed) at the halfway point of the class.

All of the questions are answered in the video.

If you do not know the answer to a question when the video pauses, rewind that section of the video and replay it (not the whole video, just the section between the previous question and the one you are stuck on).

Do not feel like you must get all of these correct, if you miss one or two, it's not the end of the world.

We will finish the activity we began yesterday (Kinetic Energy - the Effect of Mass and Speed) at the halfway point of the class.

All of the questions are answered in the video.

If you do not know the answer to a question when the video pauses, rewind that section of the video and replay it (not the whole video, just the section between the previous question and the one you are stuck on).

Do not feel like you must get all of these correct, if you miss one or two, it's not the end of the world.

If you are having issues with the video playing in formative - youtu.be/5VVY0MSkrd0

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What are the types of potential energy discussed in this video?

I have to grade this.

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1.

a.) What are the two basic types of energy associated with physics? and

b.) What units are used when they are measured?

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2.

a. Potential energy is a type of energy associated with a of objects.

b.) Ultimately, potential energy depends on the of the objects.

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3.

When you increase the distance between an object and the ground the gravitational potential energy ; if you decrease the distance between an object and the ground the GPE will .

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4.

When you raise an object up off the ground, what is transferred into it?

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5.

Does an object always have to be on the ground to have zero potential energy?

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6.

Electric potential energy can be observed when unlike charges are by some distance.

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What do you think will happen when you increase the distance between two unlike charges?

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8.

a.) When you have like charges (two positive-charges), if you push them closer together, their potential energy will .

b.) If you pull them apart, their PE will

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9.

a.) If you compress a spring the potential energy .

b.) What type of potential energy would this be?

c.) This one will surprise you - This form of PE comes from the in the spring.

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10.

This one will surprise you - Chemical potential energy, as it relates to energy in our food, is related to stored .