P6 Energy

Which of the following explains the movement of the ball?

• The ball moved up as it has more potential energy.

• The ball moved up and down as wind was produced when the drum was hit.

• The ball moved up as kinetic from the drum was transferred to the ball.

• The ball moved up as the kinetic energy from the stick was converted to heat energy on the drum.

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• Kinetic energy → potential energy → kinetic energy

• Potential energy → kinetic energy → heat energy + sound energy

• Kinetic energy → potential energy → heat energy + sound energy

• Potential energy → heat energy + sound energy → kinetic energy

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Which of the following best describe the energy conversions when the bowling ball rolls on the ground and hit the pins down?

• kinetic energy (bowling ball) → heat energy (pins) → kinetic energy (pins)

• potential energy (man) → kinetic energy (bowling ball) → sound energy (pins) + heat energy (pins)

• kinetic energy (bowling ball) → kinetic energy (pins) + sound energy (pins) + heat energy (pins)

• potential energy (bowling ball) → potential energy (man) → kinetic energy (bowling ball) → sound energy (pins) + heat energy (pins)

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• A and B only

• A and D only

• A, B and D only

• B, C and D only

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• The loudness of the sound produced is definitely 45 units when a 3 kg ball is dropped at 30 cm.

• A ball with a smaller mass produce a louder sound when dropped from the same height.

• A ball with a larger mass dropped at a greater height will have all of its potential energy converted to sound energy.

• A ball that is dropped from a greater height will produce a louder sound than the same ball dropped from a lower height.

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• He was at ground level at point W.

• He did not possess any kinetic energy at point Y.

• He was at the highest point of his hike at point Y.

• He was climbing down from W to point X.

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• B only

• B and D only

• A and C only

• A, C and D only

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Which of the following is the best method to make the empty tissue box move a further distance?

• Use a tissue box of the same mass but of a smaller base.

• Make the slope of the ramp more gentle.

• Use a heavier toy car of the same size.

• Make the surface of the floor rougher.

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• Kinetic Energy : Lesser at Z compared to Y

  Potential Energy: Lesser at Z compared to Y

• Kinetic Energy : Lesser at Z compared to Y

  Potential Energy: More at Z compared to Y

• Kinetic Energy : More at Z compared to Y

  Potential Energy: Same at Z and Y

• Kinetic Energy : Same at Z and Y

  Potential Energy: Lesser at Z compared to Y

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• There is less friction between the tennis ball and the air.

• There was less friction between the basketball and the tennis ball.

• The gravitational potential energy of the basketball was converted to the kinetic energy of the tennis ball.

• The elastic potential energy of the compressed basketball when it hit the ground was converted to kinetic energy of the tennis ball.

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