ENERGY
DESCRIBES THE ABILITY OF THINGS TO CAUSE CHANGE IN OTHER THINGS
ENERGY
ENERGY THAT IS STORED OR RELEASED WHEN AN OBJECT CHANGES SHAPE
ELASTIC
THE TRANSFER OF ENERGY THAT RESULTS FROM APPLYING FORCE OVER A DISTANCE
WORK
ENERGY DUE TO POSITION
POTENTIAL
ENERGY OF MOTION
KINETIC ENERGY
THE UNIT OF MEASUREMENT FOR ENERGY
JOULE
ENERGY STORED IN THE NUCLEI OF ATOMS
NUCLEAR
BOTH WORK AND ENERGY ARE MEASURED IN THESE UNITS
JOULES
DESCRIBES ENERGY OF AN ELEVATED OBJECT
GRAVITATIONAL POTENTIAL ENERGY
KINETIC ENERGY CANNOT BE EASILY CONVERTED INTO POTENTIAL ENERGY.
TRUE OR FALSE
FALSE
THE ENERGY POSSESSED BY AN OBJECT DUE TO ITS MOTION OR ITS POSITION
MECHANICAL
ENERGY THAT IS CARRIED BY ELECTROMAGNETIC WAVES
RADIANT
STATES THAT ENERGY CAN NEVER BE CREATED OR DESTROYED
LAW OF CONSERVATION OF ENERGY
FORCE MULTIPLIED BY DISTANCE
WORK
KINETIC ENERGY INCREASES WITH MASS.
TRUE OR FALSE
TRUE
A FORM OF ENERGY STORED IN MOLECULES
CHEMICAL
NUCLEAR ENERGY IS TRANSFORMED TO HEAT THAT ESCAPES THE SUN AS THIS?
RADIANT ENERGY
SAYS THE TOTAL ENERGY BEFORE THE CHANGE EQUALS THE TOTAL ENERGY AFTER
LAW OF CONSERVATION OF ENERGY
THE FORCE IS THE WEIGHT OF THE BLOCK IN WHAT UNITS?
NEWTONS
KINETIC ENERGY DECREASES WITH SPEED.
TRUE OR FALSE
FALSE
MECHANICAL ENERGY RELEASED BY FALLING WATER
HYDROELECTRIC
ELECTROMAGNETIC SPECTRUM INCLUDES INFRARED RADIATION AND THIS?
VISIBLE LIGHT
ELECTRICITY IS A VALUABLE FOR OF ENERGY BECAUSE IT IS EASY TO MOVE OVER LONG DISTANCES.
TRUE OR FALSE
TRUE
HEIGHT IS MEASURED IN WHAT UNITS?
METERS
WHAT IS THE UNIT FOR SPEED?
M/S OR METERS PER SECOND