What two variables do you need in order to calculate work?
What is force and distance?
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What is Power and time?
What two variables would you need in order to calculate power?
What is work and time?
An object moves down a ramp without friction. The object loses potential energy and gains this type of energy.
What is Kinetic Energy (KE)
The two variables you need in order to calculate Kinetic Energy.
What is mass and velocity?
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This type of energy increases when there is friction.
What is Thermal/Heat Energy
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The work done by a 60-watt light bulb lighting a hallway for 2 minutes.
What is 7,200 joules? or What is 7.2 kJ?
An object falls from a height h with 0 air resistance. The object is at one half (1/2) its original height. The potential energy lost is equal to this energy gained.
What is Kinetic Energy gained.
A runner exerts a force of 334 N against the ground while using 2100 watts of power. The time it takes the runner to run a distance of 50.0 meters.
What is 7.95 seconds?
A block that weighs 25 kg is lifted a distance of 20 m, straight up by a rope. The job is done in 10 s. What power is exerted by raising the box?
What is 490 watts?
Calculate the kinetic energy of a 4 kg rock rolling 15 m/s.
What is 450 joules?
If I do 2.5 kilojoules of work in 3 minutes, I produce this amount of power.
What is 13.89 watts?
If a weight-lifer raises weights with a mass of 200 kg from the ground to a height of 1.5 m, the increase in their G.P.E is
What is 2,940 Joules?
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A Hotwheels car is moving down a ramp. Calculate the kinetic energy of a 55 gram toy car moving with a velocity of 2.6 m/s.
What is 0.1859 joules?
The equation ∆PE = ∆KE shows how energy may be converted. In the same equation ∆mgh = ∆1/2*m*v^2, this property of the object cancels out in PE and KE.
What is mass. This means that the mass of the object does not matter when finding out how much energy is transferred from PE to KE or KE to PE.