Non-Linear Motion
Potential and Kinetic Energy
Motion
Conservation of Energy
Force, Work, and Energy
100

An object that is being thrown, cast or launched is called ________.

Projectile

100

Having the capacity to do work / stored energy

potential energy

100

the tendency of things to resist a change in motion. 

inertia

100

to break down into smaller pieces

decompose

100

the ability to do work

energy

200

The path a projectile travels. 

trajectory

200

the energy of motion

kinetic energy

200

speed plus direction

velocity

200

to change from one form to another

converted

200

forces of equal strength acting on each other

balanced forces

300

Any motion that does not travel in a straight line. 

non- linear motion

300

in the equation GPE= weight x height , what does GPE stand for?

Gravitational potential energy

300

the property that gives things inertia

mass

300

energy that can be converted into a form that we can use

usable energy

300

a change in velocity over a given time

acceleration

400

non-linear motion that travels in a circle (curved motion)

circular motion or rotational motion

400

the power stored in a stretched object (rubber band / spring) also called strain potential energy

elastic potential energy

400

the force that causes objects to slow down and stop

friction

400

a natural resource that once used up can  NOT be replaces/ restored

nonrenewable energy

400

transfer of energy from 1 object to another/ thermal energy

heat energy

500

Any object that follows a curved path or a rotational movement is showing _______ motion. 

Non- linear motion.

500

the energy stored in molecules also called chemical stored energy

chemical potential energy

500

__________ = mass * (speed + direction)

momentum

500

law of physics that states that energy is conserved                  - the total amount of energy doesn't change but is converted from one form to another. 

Law of conservation of energy

500

energy of motion 

kinetic energy