Kinetic Energy
Thermal Energy
Potential Energy
Machines
Work
100
What does kinetic energy depend on?
Object's mass and speed
100
What are the three ways to measure temperature?
Fahrenheit, Celsius, and Kelvins.
100
Your everyday spring mattress has this type of energy
Elastic Potential Energy
100
Find the IMA of an inclined plane knowing that the length is 35 and the height is 7
IMA=5
100
State Newton's First Law of Motion
An object that is in rest will stay in rest, unless acted on by another force An object that is in motion will stay in motion, unless acted on by another force
200
Specify what the letters mean in the kinetic energy formula: KE=1/2 mv²
KE= kinetic energy m=mass v= speed (in meters per second²)
200
These materials keep warm air from flowing out of buildings and cool air from flowing into buildings.
Insulators
200
Fuels (such as gasoline) store this kind of energy for cars
Chemical Potential Energy
200
Find the IMA of a wheel and axle, knowing that the radius of the wheel is 10 and the radius of the axle is 2.
IMA=5
200
State Newton's Third Law of Motion
For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction
300
As thermal energy increases, the molecules get _____ kinetic energy.
More
300
Why is water one of the best coolants?
Because it has a very high specific heat
300
A girl pushes a boy on a swing. When is the swing at greatest potential energy?
At the one moment when the swing stops in the air (when it is at its highest point)
300
Give an example of a third-class lever
A baseball bat, forearm (when doing curls), etc.
300
This is also known as the "Law of Inertia"
Newton's First Law of Motion
400
At what state of matter is the kinetic energy of molecules at its highest?
Gas
400
Why does butter melt if you leave it in a room?
The air in the room has a higher temperature than the butter, which means the particles in the air have more kinetic energy than the butter's particles. Collisions between the air's particles and the butter increase the temperature of the butter.
400
A hunter loads his arrow onto his bow, and pulls the string back. State the types of energy being used.
Thermal Elastic Potential Chemical Gravitational Potential
400
These were used to operate clocks before the digital age. Hint: They have "teeth"
Gears
400
This law basically states that F=MA
Newton's Second Law of Motion
500
A bowling ball has a mass of 2 kg and is rolled at a speed of 5 meters per second squared. What is its kinetic energy (assuming that there is no friction)?
KE=5
500
The outer case reflects cold and warm air, and the inside is a vaccum with almost nothing inside of it, and because of the vacuum, hot things stay hot, and cold things stay cold.
How does a Thermos work?
500
An object has a mass 3,000 kg and is 37.5 meters above the ground. Assuming that acceleration due to gravity is 10 meters per second², what is this object's GPE?
What is 1,125,000 J
500
What are the three types of pulleys?
Fixed pulleys, movable pulleys, and block & tackle
500
Define Inertia
Inertia is the property of matter by virtue of which it opposes any change in its state of rest or state of uniform motion along a straight line.
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