Energy!
Work & Power
Vocab, Theorems, Laws
Miscellaneous
100

Energy is the ability ___________________

to do work

100

How much work is done on a sled that is pushed with 20N of force for 1.25 meters?

25 J

100

What is a closed system

One that accounts for everything in the system. There are no external forces.

100

Potential and kinetic energy are _____ proportional

inversely

200

The higher up something is from earth, the more _________ __________ _________ it has.

gravitational potential energy

200

If it takes 40 J of work to pull a wagon 5m, how much force are you pulling with? (assume no friction)

8 N

200

What does the law of conservation of energy state?

In any closed system, the total amount of energy must remain constant.

200

When velocity increases, kinetic energy _______

increases

300

A 0.5kg ball is held 1.5m above the ground. What is its potential energy?

7.35 J

300

If it takes 35J of work to lift a bucket into a treehouse with a pully, over the course of 6.5 seconds, how much power was expended?

5.38 W

300

Give an example of an elastic collision

answers will vary

300

The dinning hall is 70m from your dorm room. If you walk to the dining hall and back (to your dorm room), what is your displacement?

0 m

400

How much kinetic energy is in a 0.02kg hockey puck sliding at 20 m/s?

4 J

400

50N of force is used to push an object 2m. If this process takes 4 seconds, how much power was expended?

25 W

400

Give an example of an inelastic collision

Answers will vary

400

Is the following an elastic or inelastic collision:

A cue hitting a pool ball

Elastic

500

A 0.02kg hockey puck has 3.5J of energy. How fast is it moving?

18.7 J

500

A certain lightbulb is labeled to be 80W. How much work would it take to run the lightbulb for a minute?

P=W/t

80=W/60

4,800 J

500

The _______________ says "In the absence of an external force, the momentum of a system remains unchanged"

The law of conservation of momentum

500

Rearrange the kinetic energy equation to solve for velocity. Leave your final answer in terms of variables (you do not need to plug in numbers)

v = sqrt (2 KE/ m)

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