Plan and carry out an investigation to explain the transformation between kinetic and potential energy within a system (e.g., roller coasters, pendulums, rubber bands, etc.).
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Q 1/12
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Which statement would be the best conclusion regarding the energy in each example below?
I. A book sitting on the highest level of a bookshelf
II. II. A car parked in a garage
III. III. An uncooked slice of bacon.
IV. IV. A book falling from the highest shelf
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Examples I, II, III are examples of stored energy
Examples II , IV have energy of motion
All examples represent the same kind of energy.
All examples represent kinetic energy.
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Which statement best represents the energy of the diagram above?
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The roller coaster cart's kinetic energy is increasing.
The roller coaster cart's potential energy is equal to its kinetic energy.
The roller coaster cart's kinetic energy is decreasing.
The roller coaster cart's potential energy is decreasing.
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Which statement would be the best conclusion regarding the energy in each example below?
I. A book sitting on the highest level of a bookshelf
II. II. A car parked in a garage
III. III. An uncooked slice of bacon.
IV. IV. A book falling from the highest shelf
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Which statement best represents the energy of the diagram above?
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Which position on roller coaster represents the greatest potential energy?
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Which of the following examples represents the GREATEST amount of potential energy?
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Which positions represents the greatest kinetic energy in the pendulum's swing?
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Which statement best describes the difference in energy of position A and Position C?
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If two planes in the diagram are flying at the same speed, which of these actions would be the best way to increase their kinetic energy?
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Two students are being pulled on a playground swing. Student #1 is pulled back for 30 seconds Student #2 is pulled back for 60 seconds. Which student would have the least potential energy?
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Wood burning, water boiling, and a cake baking in the oven are all examples of:
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If archer A pulls his bow for 30 seconds and archer B pulls his bow for 40 seconds, which archer's bow and arrow has stored the greatest amount of Potential energy?
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Which position would the potential and kinetic energy of the rock would be equal?
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Describe the change in potential energy of the rock as the man travels up the hill.
