
Potential Energy
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6th - 10th Grade
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Omar Alshishani
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Potential Energy
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Poll
Grade 7 is learning about energy in class with Mr. Omar. They see the ball sitting on a table. As a student in grade 7, what do you think?
I think the ball has no energy because it is not moving
I think the ball has no energy because no forces are acting on it
I think the ball has energy but less energy than if it was sitting on the ground because it is farther away from Earth's surface
I think the ball has energy but more energy than if it was sitting on the ground because it is farther away from Earth's surface
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What do we mean by potential energy?
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Open Ended
How can we increase the potential energy of an object?
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Is there a difference...?
40 cm and 5 cm above ground
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Multiple Choice
Which cup has more potential energy?
Cup 40 cm above ground
Cup 5 cm above ground
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Springs
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Is that the only type of Potential Energy?
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Elastic Potential Energy
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Gravitational Potential Energy
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Electric Potential Energy
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Magnetic Potential Energy
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Chemical Potential Energy
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Multiple Select
What are the types of Potential Energy?
Chemical Potential Energy
Magnetic Potential Energy
Electric Potential Energy
Gravitational Potential Energy
Elastic Potential Energy
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Multiple Choice
When you stretch a rubber band. What happens to the potential energy?
Potential Energy increases
Potential Energy decreases
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Multiple Choice
When you allow a compressed spring to return to its resting shape. What happens to the potential energy?
Potential Energy increases
Potential Energy decreases
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Open Ended
What form of potential energy do objects held above the surface of the Earth have?
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Open Ended
Which factor affects the gravitational potential energy?
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Mass
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Multiple Choice
Grade 7 is learning about energy in class with Mr. Omar. They see the ball sitting on a table. As a student in grade 7, what do you think?
I think the ball has no energy because it is not moving
I think the ball has no energy because no forces are acting on it
I think the ball has energy but less energy than if it was sitting on the ground because it is farther away from Earth's surface
I think the ball has energy but more energy than if it was sitting on the ground because it is farther away from Earth's surface
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