Springs
Energy Concepts
Energy Math
Power
Misc
100
Spring #1 has a k=1.4N/m and Spring #2 has a k=2.0N/m. What about these springs makes them different?

The elasticity of the spring... The "girth" or "thickness" of the coil

100

Equation for potential energy

Eg=mgh

100

A 20kg rock falls off a 10m cliff. It started with this much potential energy

2000J

100

The equation for power

P=E/t

100

One equation from this unit

Show me!

200

Fs=-kx

What is "x" in this equation?

The displacement of the spring (the length it's stretched)

200

Equation for Kinetic Energy

Ek=1/2mv2

200

A 20kg rock falls off a 10m cliff. It will have this mass when it hits the ground

20kg

200
This is the unit we use for Power (spell it out!)

Watts

200

Name one lab from this grading period

Spring Lab
Balloon Car Lab
Pendulum Lab

300
This equation measures the elastic energy in a spring.

Eel=1/2kx2

300

The kind of energy a wheel of cheese has before it rolls down a hill

"Potential" energy

300
A 1200kg Ford Mustang has this much kinetic energy when it hits 30 m/s

540kJ

300

10N of force is applied to move a box 2m. It takes 5 seconds to do this. This much power was used

4W

300

A tennis ball and a bowling ball are both dropped from a 10m platform. This object has more Kinetic energy when it hits the ground

Bowling ball

400

A spring with a constant of k=2.0N/m is stretched 25cm. This is the force the spring holds in it now. 

Fs=-0.5N
(It's negative!)

400

A pendulum is dropped from 90o. Draw an energy graph comparing Eg & Ek when the pendulum is at 45o

Graph shows 50/50 Eg to Ek

400

A 5kg RC car rolls down a 10m ramp and hits a spring that then compresses. If it compresses 2m, what is the spring's constant?

k=250N/m

400

A powerlifter deadlifts 500kg one meter up in 5 seconds. They used this much power to lift this

1000W

400

This team won the 2022 NCAA tournament

Kansas Jayhawks

500

A spring get's compressed 0.5m and now contains 1.2J of elastic energy. This is the spring's constant (k)

k=9.6N/m

500

If a ball is thrown straight up into the air. This point in its trajectory will it have the most potential energy

At the top
500

A 2kg ball drops from a height of 5m and bounces back up 4m. How many Joules of energy did it lose when it hit the ground?

20J

500

You need this variable in an energy problem to know you're working with a certain amount of power

Time (s)

500

What's the capital of the Netherlands?

Amsterdam