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Phys Sci - Unit 5: Energy (PE, KE, & TME)


Phys Sci - Unit 5: Energy (PE, KE, & TME)Online version gotta lock in fr. song of the day: kyoto - phoebe bridgers (hm: incredible - eylin hooper) cuz it's a pretty lit song by John Lawrence 1 What does EK/KE stand for? What unit does it use? a Kinetic Energy. It uses Joules (J) b Kilogram Energy. It uses Kilograms (kg) c Potential Energy. It uses Joules (J) 2 What does EP/PE stand for? What unit does it use? a Potential Energy. It uses Joules (J) b Kilogram Energy. It uses Kilograms (kg) c Kinetic Energy. It uses Joules (J) 3 Kinetic energy is energy that an object has due to its... a position b smell c motion 4 Potential energy is energy that an object has due to its... a position b smell c motion 5 What are some examples of kinetic energy? a A cup sitting on a desk, a book on a table, a stretched rubber band b Rollercoaster, moving a car on a hill, ball rolling on grass 6 What are some examples of potential energy? a A cup sitting on a desk, a book on a table, a stretched rubber band b Rollercoaster, moving a car on a hill, ball rolling on grass 7 At the top of a hill (point a), height is ____ and has maximum ______ ______. Speed is ___ and has low ____ _______ a high, potential energy. low, kinetic energy b low, kinetic energy. high, potential energy c medium, total mechanical energy. low, kinetic energy 8 As it starts going down (point b), height ____ and potential energy ______. Speed _____ and kinetic energy _______. Energy is being converted from ______ to _____. a height increases, PE decreases. Speed decreases, KE increases. converted from kinetic to potential. b height decreases, PE decreases. Speed increases, KE increases. converted from potential to kinetic c height decreases, PE increases. Speed increases, KE decreases. converted from TME to KE. 9 At the bottom of the hill (point c), the coaster has a _______ potential energy, which is its ______ point. The coaster moving the _______ and has _______ KE a maximum, highest. Moving the slowest and has minimum KE. b minimal, average. Moving the current average and has minimal KE c minimum, lowest. Moving the fastest and has maximum KE 10 As it climbs to the next hill (point d), the coaster ____ down potential energy, which is its ______ point. It gains ____ again and PE _______. Energy converts from _____ back to ______. a maximum, highest. gains power, PE unaffected. converts from TME to KE. b minimal, average. gains speed, PE decreases. converts from potential back to kinetic. c minimum, lowest. gains height, PE increases. converts from kinetic back to potential 11 What does PE depend on and when is it the highest? a PE depends on height. It's the highest when it's at the top of the hill. b PE depends on mass. It's the highest when it's at the middle of the hill. c PE depends on speed. It's the highest when it's at the bottom of the hill. 12 What does KE depend on and when is it the highest? a KE depends on height. It's the highest when it's at the top of the hill. b KE depends on mass. It's the highest when it's at the middle of the hill. c KE depends on speed. It's the highest when it's at the bottom of the hill. 13 What does TME stand for? a Total Mechanical Energy b Totally Macho E- c Total Mass Equipped d Technological Mass Energy 14 What is total mechanical energy? a When two random energy forms combine mechanically b The sum of an object's potential energy (PE) and kinetic energy (KE) c The division of potential and kinetic energy 15 What is the formula for TME? a TME = PE + KE or TME = mgh + 1/2 mv² b Ep = mgh c Ek = 1/2 mv² 16 What is the formula for PE? a TME = PE + KE or TME = mgh + 1/2 mv² b Ep = mgh c Ek = 1/2 mv² 17 What is the formula for KE? a TME = PE + KE or TME = mgh + 1/2 mv² b Ep = mgh c Ek = 1/2 mv² 18 What does potential mean? a Someone that can potentially take your mom in a second (aka me 😛) b Something that's capable of becoming active 19 What does m stand for? What unit does it use? a Mass. It uses Kilograms (kg). b Acceleration due to gravity. It uses meters per second squared (m/s²) c Height. It uses meters (m) 20 What does g stand for? What unit does it use? a Mass. It uses Kilograms (kg). b Acceleration due to gravity. It uses meters per second squared (m/s²) c Height. It uses meters (m) 21 What does h stand for? What unit does it use? a Mass. It uses Kilograms (kg). b Acceleration due to gravity. It uses meters per second squared (m/s²) c Height. It uses meters (m) 22 What does v stand for? What unit does it use? a Vendettaaaaa thought that I'd feel betterrrr and now I got a bellyache 😛😛😛 b Acceleration due to gravity. It uses meters per second squared (m/s²) c Speed. It uses meters per second (m/s) 23 When energy isn't changing, it's... a being transformed b being converted between PE and KE c highly inactive and in the process of being destroyed 24 What is the Law of Conservation of Energy? a It states that energy can never be created or destroyed, only transformed into another form, the total amount of energy in the universe is constant b It states that energy has the power to be created OR destroyed, as long as the total amount of energy in the universe is constant c It states that energy can only being transformed if you created said energy 25 Friction or air resistance converts mechanical energy into ____ or _____, not disapper. a gas, liquid b heat, sound c cold, sound 26 What are the 2 main types of mechanical energy? a Applied and air resistance b Friction and gravity c PE and KE 27 If potential energy decreases, what usually happens to kinetic energy? a It increases. b It decreases. c It stays the same. 28 What does "energy is conserved" mean? a It's stored. b It's released. c It's actively being used. 29 What's an example of energy transformed in our daily lives? a Eating food gives us energy to do things (chemical energy) b Idk and idc c Scrolling on tiktok 30 How does friction and air resistance affect mechanical energy? a It does nothing for mechanical energy b It decreases mechanical energy by converting it into other forms like heat and sound c It makes mechanical energy actually function correctly 31 What's energy? a The thing that can be created and destroyed b A quantity that describes the inability of an object to be inconsistent c A quantity that describes the ability of an object to change or cause changes 32 What's a Joule? How many is enough to push 1N for a distance of 1 meter? a A unit of energy. One joule. b A type of force. 5 Joules. c A type of transformation. 3 Joules. 33 What's chemical energy? a A form of potential energy that's stored in molecules b A form of energy that's stored in the nuclei of atoms c A form of energy that's represented by the electromagnetic spectrum d chemistry is rareeeeeee ohhhhhh yes it is 34 What's nuclear energy? a A form of potential energy that's stored in molecules b A form of energy that's stored in the nuclei of atoms c A form of energy that's represented by the electromagnetic spectrum 35 What's radiant energy? a A form of potential energy that's stored in molecules b A form of energy that's stored in the nuclei of atoms c A form of energy that's represented by the electromagnetic spectrum 36 What are some examples of energy? a Change in temperature, speed, position, pressure, or physical variable b yo daddy was home when u left (u right!) c cmon lock in uhhhh

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Phys Sci - Unit 5: Energy (PE, KE, & TME)Online version

by John Lawrence

What does EK/KE stand for? What unit does it use?

What does EP/PE stand for? What unit does it use?

Kinetic energy is energy that an object has due to its...

Potential energy is energy that an object has due to its...

What are some examples of kinetic energy?

What are some examples of potential energy?

At the top of a hill (point a), height is ____ and has maximum ______ ______. Speed is ___ and has low ____ _______

As it starts going down (point b), height ____ and potential energy ______. Speed _____ and kinetic energy _______. Energy is being converted from ______ to _____.

At the bottom of the hill (point c), the coaster has a _______ potential energy, which is its ______ point. The coaster moving the _______ and has _______ KE

As it climbs to the next hill (point d), the coaster ____ down potential energy, which is its ______ point. It gains ____ again and PE _______. Energy converts from _____ back to ______.

What does PE depend on and when is it the highest?

What does KE depend on and when is it the highest?

What does TME stand for?

What is total mechanical energy?

What is the formula for TME?

What is the formula for PE?

What is the formula for KE?

What does potential mean?

What does m stand for? What unit does it use?

What does g stand for? What unit does it use?

What does h stand for? What unit does it use?

What does v stand for? What unit does it use?

When energy isn't changing, it's...

What is the Law of Conservation of Energy?

Friction or air resistance converts mechanical energy into ____ or _____, not disapper.

What are the 2 main types of mechanical energy?

If potential energy decreases, what usually happens to kinetic energy?

What does "energy is conserved" mean?

What's an example of energy transformed in our daily lives?

How does friction and air resistance affect mechanical energy?

What's energy?

What's a Joule? How many is enough to push 1N for a distance of 1 meter?

What's chemical energy?

What's nuclear energy?

What's radiant energy?

What are some examples of energy?

At the top of a hill (point a), height is and has maximum __. Speed is _ and has low ___

As it starts going down (point b), height and potential energy . Speed _ and kinetic energy _. Energy is being converted from to ___.

At the bottom of the hill (point c), the coaster has a ___ potential energy, which is its point. The coaster moving the _ and has ___ KE

As it climbs to the next hill (point d), the coaster down potential energy, which is its point. It gains again and PE ___. Energy converts from _ back to ____.

Friction or air resistance converts mechanical energy into or _, not disapper.