[LAB] Experiment 3: Conservation Of Energy Flashcards

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1
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the energy of motion of an object

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Kinetic Energy

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the energy of an object due to its vertical position relative to a reference point (such as the surface of the earth).

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Gravitational Potential Energy

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An object at a given height has a potential energy relative to a ____ reference point.

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lower

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If the object is dropped, it gains ____________ and its ____________ is decreased as it falls.

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Kinetic Energy
Potential Energy

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5
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When an object is lifted, its ___________ changes depending on its mass, the acceleration due to gravity and its _____________

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Gravitational Potential Energy
Height

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it states that energy is neither created nor destroyed; it can only be transferred or transformed to other forms of energy.

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Law of conservation of energy

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7
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Final Velocity formula

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V = V0 - gt

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“v” means

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final velocity

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“g” means

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the acceleration of gravity

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“t”

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time of fall

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“V0”

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the initial velocity of the ball

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12
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gravitational potential energy formula

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GPE = mgh

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m

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mass

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h

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height

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15
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Kinetic Energy Formula

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KE = 1/2 m v2

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m

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mass

17
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v

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speed

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TE Formula

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TE = GPE + KE

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Materials

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1 Xplorer GLX
1 Photogate Head
1 Ball
1 Dyanmics Track or Steel tape
1 Clamp

20
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Procedures:
1. Set up the materials and the ________
2. Assign initial position of the ball. Drop the ball through the photogate head to a height ___________ below the initial position.
3. Record the ________ of the ball
4. Lower the height and repeat _______. Do this in ___ different heights
5. Compute the _____ and ______ of the ball at each height.
6.Compute the ___________ and compare this with the theoretical value. The theoretical value of the _________ is the TE at initial height, Yo.

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Xplorer GLX
20 cm
Velocity
Step 2-3; 5 different heights
GPE and KE
Average total energy; total energy

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