What is the units for Energy / Work?
Joules
Sitting in a chair, taking a quizziz?
No, it is not work
An Otter eats a fish and then goes for a swim
Chemical to Kinetic
A T.V. produces these two different types of energy?
Light and Sound
Deebo Samuel, who has a mass of 90 kg, runs with a velocity of 10 m/s. What is his total Kinetic Energy?
Unknown = K.E.
Equation: K.E. =½ m v2
Givens: m = 90 kg, v = 10 m/s
Solve: K.E. =½ m v2
K.E. = (.5) (90) (10)2
K.E. = 4500J
True or False: "kinetic energy is inversely related to height. It is always true that the less height an object has, the more kinetic energy the object has.”
False: It does not depend on height at all
Pushing a cart of groceries to your car away from the store?
Yes, it is work
A ball rolls up a hill, slowing down as it goes, and then rolls back down, speeding up as it goes.
Kinetic Energy → Gravitational Potential Energy →
Kinetic Energy
The fusion of two atoms at the core of the sun is what type of energy?
Nuclear
A ball is thrown straight up in the air. At its highest point, the ball has a 980 Joules of Gravitational Potential energy. If the ball’s mass is 10 kg, how high up is the balls highest point.
Unknown = h
Equation: G.P.E. = mgh
Givens: m = 10kg, g = 9.8 m/s2
G.P.E. = 980 J
Solve: G.P.E. = mgh
980 = (10) (9.8) (h)
980 = 98 (h)
h = 10 m
What types of energies make up Mechanical?
KE and GPE
Trying to stop a moving boulder rolling down the street from hitting a car by pushing it in the opposite direction?
Yes, it is work
Plants use energy from the sun in the process of photosynthesis to make glucose, aka sugar.
Nuclear Energy → Light Energy →
Chemical Energy
A battery stores this type of energy that eventually gets converted to electrical energy?
Chemical
A 2000 kg plane is flying 10000 m in the air. If it is moving with a velocity of 200 m/s, what is the plane’s total Mechanical Energy.
Unknown = M.E.
Equations: M.E. = K.E.+G.P.E. ,G.P.E.=mgh,
K.E. =½ m v2
Givens: m = 2000 kg, h = 10000m, v= 200 m/s, & g = 9.8 m/s2
Solve: M.E. = K.E. + G.P.E.
M.E. =½ m v2 + mgh
M.E. = (.5) (2000) (200)2 + (2000) (9.8) (10000)
M.E.= (40,000,000) + ( 196,000,000)
K.E. = 236,000,000J
When work is done on an object it will always be given more _________
Energy
Holding a textbook over your head for an entire minute, making sure the textbook doesn’t move?
No, it is not work
The Law of Conservation of Energy states
Energy can never be created or destroyed, just transformed from one form into another.
Which of the following does not give off air pollution?
Coal, Gas, Nuclear or oil?
Nuclear
A bear uses 60 N of force to push a jar of honey 6 meters. How much work did the bear do?
Unknown = W
Equation: W = FD
Givens: F= 60 N, D = 6 m
Solve: W = FD
W = (60) (6)
W = 360 J
What is the definition of power?
The rate that work is done
Is gravity doing work if I push a tissue box accross my desk?
No, it is not doing work
In the picture , from C to D, say whether the type of energy increases decreases or stays the same?
1) Kinetic
2) Gravitational Potential
3) Thermal
4) Total
Mechanical
5) Total
Energy
1)Decreases
2)Stays the Same
3)Increases
4)Decreases
5)Stays the Same
In our lab, when was Gravititonal Potential energy always the highest. When the cart was at the _________ point on the track. (Looking for a one word answer
Highest (top)
Florence Griffith- Joyner, who weighs 600 newtons runs up a 8 meter flight of stairs in 12 seconds. What is her power rating (note this is a two part problem)
Unknown: Work and Power
Equations: W = FD, P= W/t
Givens: F= 600 N, D = 8 m and t = 12 seconds
Solve: W = FD
W = (600) (8)
W = 4800 J
P = W/t
P = 4800 / 12
P = 400 W