Vocabulary
The energy of motion or the energy that does work
What is Kinetic Energy?
Baseball flying through the air, which downward force arrow must be drawn?
What is a gravity?
A form of energy increases as a pitched baseball gains speed on its way to home plate.
What is kinetic energy?
When a baseball bat bends or flexes slightly during a powerful hit.
What are collision forces?
Change of shape that effects the use of material.
What is damage?
An estimate of where we expect most data would fall
What is Line of Best Fit?
Draw a free-body diagram of a high pitch speed after the baseball left the pitchers hand. Show all contact forces.
Diagram needs KE and AR.
At twice the speed of a slow pitcher, how many times more kinetic erngy does the fast ball have?
What is quadrupled? (Four times)
Different objects have a different breaking point.
What is deformation?
A direct statement or conclusion that answers a specific scientific question or prompt.
What is a claim?
A contact force between a moving object and the air particles it collides with
What is Air Resistance?
Right through the air, in which direction should the air resistance arrow point?
What is to the left (opposite to direction)?
A baseball compared to a hollow plastic training ball affects its kinetic energy at the same speed.
What is mass?
The more force you apply to an object.
What is speed?
The scientific data, measurements, observations, or facts that support the claim.
What is evidence?
Stored energy
What is potential energy?
Draw a free-body diagram of a baseball colliding with a baseball bat. Using correct three terms.
What is contact force, KE, and energy transfer?
Energy movement of a baseball immediately after it is caught and comes to a complete stop.
What is energy transfer?
Energy can be transferred to and from collisions between these.
What are objects and particles in the air?
Contact forces to a moving object that are in a direction that is opposite its motion.
What is interactions due to friction and air resistance?
Maximum amount or force or deformation an object can withstand before it deforms permanently.
What is a Elastic Limit?
In a game of tug of war, the winning team is the one that exerts a greater amount of this.
What is contact force?
Is a contact force due to interaction between surfaces.
What is friction?
Occurs during a collision between one moving object and one stationary object.
What is energy transfer?
The logical explanation that connects the evidence to the claim.
What is the reasoning?