
CA Remediation AKS 7a/7b
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What is Kinetic Energy?
Kinetic Energy is energy of motion.
An object gets kinetic energy from its mass and velocity. An object with kinetic energy has energy stored in motion.
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Potential Energy
Potential Energy is energy of position.
An object gets potential energy from height, mass and gravity. An object with potential energy has the potential to do work. This potential is only released when the object falls.
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An object that is NOT moving has _________ energy.
kinetic
potential
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An object that is moving has _________ energy.
kinetic
potential
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The blades of a toy helicopter spin when its circuit is connected to a battery. Which sequence below correctly identifies the energy changes taking place in the helicopter?
chemical to electrical to potential
chemical to electrical to mechanical
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Which letter shows the ball when it has MAXIMUM kinetic energy?
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C
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G
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1. A student investigated the energy transformations that occur when a call is placed from cell phone A and received by cell phone B. The student drew a diagram to show the process. Based on the diagram, what evidence is there for the transformation of chemical energy into electrical energy, and which other energy transformations must occur for the call to be received by cell phone B?
Evidence:
Cell phones are powered by a battery that produces the electricity used to send or receive a call.
Transformation 1: Sound energy is transformed into
electrical energy by cell phone A.
Transformation 2: Electrical energy is transformed into mechanical energy in the cell towers and base station
Evidence:
Cell phones are powered by a battery that produces the electricity used to send or receive a call.
Transformation 1: Sound energy is transformed into
electromagnetic waves by cell phone A.
Transformation 2: Electromagnetic waves are transformed back into sound energy by cell phone B.
Evidence:
Base stations are powered by a battery that produces the electricity used to receive and forward a call.
Transformation 1: Sound energy is transformed into electrical energy by cell phone A.
Transformation 2: Electrical energy is transformed into mechanical energy in the cell towers and base station
Evidence:
Base stations are powered by a battery that produces the electricity used to receive and forward a call.
Transformation 1: Sound energy is transformed into electromagnetic waves by cell phone A.
Transformation 2: Electromagnetic waves are transformed back into sound energy by cell phone B
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Which letter shows the ball when it has MAXIMUM potential energy?
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B
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G
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Which letter shows the ball when it has the LEAST potential energy?
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B
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G
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a boy riding a bike has this type of ENERGY
Gravitational Potential
chemical
elastic
mechanical
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Which letter shows the ball when it has the LEAST KINETIC energy?
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B
D
G
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Energy has a unit of Joules (J).
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a ball on the top of a building has this type of ENERGY
Electrical
Sound
Thermal
Gravitational Potential Energy
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You serve a volleyball with a mass of 2 kg.
The ball leaves your hand with a speed of 30 m/s.
The ball has kinetic energy.
Calculate it.
60 J
1800 J
900 J
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A car is traveling with a velocity of 20 m/s and has a weight (mass) of 1000 kg. What type of energy does the car have?
kinetic
potential
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A car is traveling with a velocity of 20 m/s and has a weight (mass) of 1000 kg. Calculate how much kinetic energy the car has.
200,000 J
100,000 J
400,000 J
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Potential
Kinetic
Thermal
Chemical
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What type of energy is being used?
electromagnetic
mechanical
thermal
sound
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A baby carriage is sitting at the top of a hill that is 20 m high.
The carriage with the baby in it weighs 40 kg.
What type of energy does this baby carriage have?
kinetic
potential
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W & Y
X & Z
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A baby carriage is sitting at the top of a hill that is 20 m high.
The carriage with the baby in it weighs 40 kg.
Calculate how much potential energy the carriage with baby has?
800 J
8000 J
80 J
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There is a bell at the top of a tower that is 20 m high.
The bell weighs 100 kg. The bell has potential energy.
Calculate it.
20,000 J
2000 J
200,000 J
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A fire is an example of what kind of ENERGY?
Nuclear
Sound
Thermal
Chamical
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gasoline has this type of ENERGY
chemical
nuclear
gravitational potential
electromagnetic
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power lines are an example of this type of ENERGY
sound
mechanical
electrical
nuclear
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A car speaker is an example of this type of ENERGY
Thermal
Nuclear
Elastic
Sound
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a microwave has this type of ENERGY
electromagnetic
sound
thermal
elastic
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What energy conversions take place when you vigorously rub your hands together?
Mechanical => light
chemical => thermal
mechanical => thermal
kinetic => chemical
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Which kind of energy change occurs when a candle is burning?
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Which type of energy transformation occurs when a flashlight shines?
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What type of energy is food energy stored in your muscles?
mechanical
nuclear
thermal
chemical
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Which type of energy propels a baseball after it has been struck by a bat?
chemical
thermal
mechanical
nuclear
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