SI Units
The unit for mass
What is kilograms?
The object(s) of interest are also called this
What is the system?
This energy is associated with movement
What is kinetic energy?
The gravitational constant near Earth's surface has this value (remember: rounding is acceptable, and encouraged!)
What is 9.8 m/s2
The first planet from the Sun
What is Mercury?
The unit for force
What is Newtons?
The thing being acted on by a force
What is the system or object of interest?
The energy associated with height
What is gravitational potential energy?
If your net energy changes from 10J to 30J, this is the work done
What is 20J?
The hormone responsible for maintaining healthy sleeping patterns
What is melatonin?
The unit for energy
What is Joules?
What is the agent?
The energy associated with an object's configuration
What is elastic potential energy?
If you speed up from rest to 20J of kinetic energy, and you climb to gain 50J of gravitational potential energy, and you gain 10J of thermal energy, this is how much work was done on you
What is 80J?
This condition describes someone who cannot see mental images
What is aphantasia?
This is what Newtons is short for
What is kg m/s2 ?
If a system has constant mass, it is said to be this
What is closed?
The energy associated with the movement of electrons
What is electrical energy?
This is the gravitational potential energy of a 1kg object 10m above Earth's surface
What is 100J?
The team number for Damien Memorial School's Robotics team
What is 2896?
This is what Joules is short for
What is kg m2/s2 ?
If a system is not being acted on by any external forces, a system is said to be this
What is isolated?
The energy associated with the rapid movement of particles on a small scale
What is thermal energy?
This is the kinetic energy of a 1kg object moving at 4m/s2
What is 8J?
The smallest unit of memory/storage in a computer
What is a bit?