Force, Motion, & Energy

The ability to do work or cause change

• work

• algebra

• energy

• cetripetal

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Energy of motion

• kinetic

• potential

• mechanical

• cetripetal

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The amount of kinetic energy depends on these two things

• speed and mass

• speed and distance

• mass and distance

• none of these

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The _______ an object moves the more kinetic energy it has.

• smarter

• faster

• grumpier

• straighter

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NGSS.MS-PS3-1

The energy stored that an object has due to position, condition, or chemical composition is

• mechanical

• kinetic

• potential

• cetripetal

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A type of potential energy that depends on height above the ground and mass is

• gravitational potential energy

• elastic potential energy

• chemical potential energy

• none of these

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The total of kinetic and potential added together make

• chemical energy

• electrical energy

• magnetic energy

• mechanical energy

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Energy cannot be created or destroyed, only transformed is the

• law of conservation of matter

• law of conservation of quantum quarks

• law of conservation of energy

• law of conservation of ecology

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The ratio of input force to output force is

• output advantage

• input advantage

• mechanical distance

• mechanical advantage

The location of an object

• position

• reference

• marker

• none of these