Key Terms
Kinetic vs. Potential
Friction and Forces
Collisions
Energy Transfer
100

What is the energy of a moving object?

Kinetic Energy

100

How is kinetic energy related to motion?

KE is the energy an object has when it's moving.

100

How does friction affect motion?

Friction opposes motion between two surfaces in contact.

100

What happens to forces during a collision?

The forces are equal in strength and opposite in direction,

100

What happens to energy during a collision?

It may be transferred to other forms.
200

What is the energy to an object's position?

Potential Energy

200

What is potential energy?

The energy an object has because of its position or stored energy.

200

What happens when mass doubles while the speed is constant?

The kinetic energy increases by double.

200

What object experiences more force: a car or a bike??

Both experience the same force but the car cause more damage to its greater KE.
200

How does potential energy convert to KE?

When an object is released or moves downward, potential energy converts to kinetic energy.

300

What opposes motion between two surfaces?

Friction

300

What happens to KE during a collision?

KE may transferred or converted to other forms.

300

What is the effect of speed on kinetics energy?

KE increases with speed, doubling speed increases the energy by 4 times more.

300

What causes more damage in a collision?

The heavier object

300

Why do heavier objects require more force to change motion?

Because they have more mass, requiring greater force to achieve the same acceleration

400

What forces comes from air to slow down objects?

Air resistance

400

How does air resistance affect KE?

Air resistance decreases KE as energy is transferred to other forms.

400

What object requires more force to change speed, heavy or light?

Heavier objects require more force.

400

Explain the effects of mass on collision outcomes.

Heavier objects transfer more energy during a collision, causing more damage.

400

What forms can energy be transferred to?

Heat, sound or deformation

500

What is the maximum deformation an object can have?

Elastic Limit

500

What increases kinetic energy: mass and speed?

Both mass and speed contribute but speed has a greater affect.

500

How do friction and air resistance  affect energy transfers?

They cause moving objects to lose KE to hear or sound.

500

DAILY DOUBLE:


If you triple the speed, the KE increases by

9 times more

500

Explains how air resistance affects moving objects? 

Air resistance opposes motion, causing the object to slow down and lose KE.
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