The definition of energy and two categories (not renewable and non-renewable)
Energy is defined as the ability to be able to do work.
Kinetic and Potential Energy
Solar power is converted from ______ energy to _____ energy.
Radiant; electrical
Gasoline is a ________ resource.
Non-renewable
The equation for kinetic energy is _______
KE=1/2mv2
When is the potential energy of the object the greatest?
Point A
The place where nuclear energy is stored
Inside an atom or in the nucleus of an atom
Guitars turn ______ energy into ______ energy.
Mechanical; sound
Hydropower and solar power are both ________ resources.
Renewable
The units for work is _______ and power is ______.
Joules (J); Power (P)
When does the ball no longer have potential energy?
Point D
The type of energy that is characterized by the use of electromagnetic waves.
Radiant energy
Two types of energy (not kinetic and potential) that are used when shooting a bow and arrow
Elastic and mechanical energy
State the definition of renewable and non-renewable resources.
Renewable is any type of energy that comes from natural sources or processes that are constantly replenished.
Non-renewable energy is any type of energy that comes from a natural substance that is not replenished with the speed at which it is consumed.
I used 32.5 N of force to push a box 5 meters, how much work did I use?
162.5 J
During what points are the potential and kinetic energies of the ball the same?
Point B and E
Chemical energy is stored in the ______ of chemical _______.
Bonds; compounds
State the law of conservation of energy.
Energy can never be created or destroyed, it just transfers from one form to another.
Solar panels transform a _____ resource into a _______ resource.
Renewable; non-renewable
Bob threw a .149 kg baseball 42 m/s. What kinetic energy did the ball have?
131.42 J
When is the kinetic energy the greatest and least in a pendulum?
The energy contained within a system that is responsible for its temperature.
Thermal energy
Create an energy transfer that has three steps (example: chemical energy of food going to mechanical energy when I rub my hands going to thermal energy caused by the friction)
I will check these!
Gas cars use ______ resources to transform into _______ energy.
A 63 gram ball was sitting on top of a hill that is 13.5 m tall. How much potential and kinetic energy does it have?
PE=8.35 J; KE=0 J
Go through each point on this figure and tell me whether potential or kinetic energy is greater. Example: Point A has greater potential energy, etc.
Point A has greater potential energy, point B has greater kinetic energy, point C has greater kinetic energy, point D has greater potential energy, point B has greater kinetic energy, and point D has greater potential energy.