Conceptual Physics-Las of Motion Unit-Newton's Law 3 and Energy Changes Flashcards

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What is kinetic energy?

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energy of movement; KE

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What is potential energy?

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stored energy based on position; PE

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What is gravitational potential energy?

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potential energy based on gravity; the higher /farther from Earth’s core, the more gravitational potential energy; PE (sub)g

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What is elastic potential energy?

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potential energy based on stretching/compressing; PE (sub)e

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If one’s PE is 1000 at the top of a mountain, and your KE is 445 on the way up, what is your PE at the same time?

A

(1000-445=)

555

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If you started with 120 Joules of energy at the bottom of a hill and you use up all your KE to get to the top, what is your PE at the top?

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120 Joules

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Can you destroy energy? OR Can you create energy without using energy?

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NOOOOOOOOOOOO

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What is Newton’s third law of motion?

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For every action/applied force there is an equal and opposite reaction/force

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Are action and reaction forces working on the same objects or different ones?

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different ones

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Are actions and reactions equal or unequal?

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equal

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How can something like a floor apply a reaction force?

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When you walk (on a floor), you push backward and down on the floor. In order for you to move forward, the floor must be pushing you forward and up.

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IF you push against a wall with 200 newtons of force, how much force will the wall push back on you with?

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It will apply 200 N of force

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Give an example in sports where action/reaction forces are at work and explain your example.

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Must be situation in which two objects are pushing on each other WITH EQUAL FORCES in an action/reaction pair.

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