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Is this potential or kinetic energy?
Potential Energy
Object that is moving has... (______) Energy.
Kinetic
What is Newton's 3rd Law
For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.
Ball on top of a hill has MORE OR LESS potential energy?
The higher the object the more potential energy
Which planet in our solar system is widely known as the "Red Planet"?
Mars
A stationary roller coaster is at the top of the track. What kind of energy does it have?
Potential energy
Speed affects Kinetic energy; the faster the movement the ------- the kinetic energy.
the faster the kinetic energy
What is the Law of Conservation of Energy?
Energy is never created or destroyed it is only transferred.
Height affects potential energy. What else affects potential energy?
Mass or weight
Which animal can lift up to 50 times its body weight?
Ant
Give an example of Kinetic energy
anything that moves
Directly Proportional
What changes in space: weight or mass?
weight
A ball is rolling down a hill. What kind of energy does it have?
it is losing potential and gaining kinetic energy
What is the largest organ in the human body?
Skin
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Is this potential or kinetic energy? Why
Kinetic Energy
As a roller coaster is rolling down the track, is it transforming/converting
It is losing potential energy and gaining kinetic energy
What state of matter has no definite shape and a fixed volume?
Liquid
What has more PE?
Watermelon of mass 18kg ? or Feather of mass 3kg
the watermelon because it has more weight.
During a standard soccer match, how many players are on the field for one team at a time?
11
What point on the roller coaster has the GREATEST Potential energy and WHY?
Point A because it is the highest
How much KE does a moving 8 kilogram object have if it moves with a velocity of 4 m/s? Label your answer.
64 Joules
Gravity is dependent on what two variables?
What is the PE of a watermelon that weighs 18 kg held at a height of 3m with a gravitational pull of 9.8 m/s
529.2 J
What primary gas do plants absorb from the atmosphere in order to perform photosynthesis?
Carbon Dioxide