MS Science Test

what is energy as a result of motion?

• moving energy

• potental energy

• Kinetic energy

• motion energy

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what are the units for the kinetic energy formula:

ke=1/2*m*v²

• J=kg*m/s

• W=Kg*m/s

• J=Kg*yds/s

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What is energy as a result of position?

• Kinetic energy

• Moving energy

• position of motion

• Potential Energy

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What are the units for the potential energy formula:

PE=mass*gravity*height above ground

• J=Kg*m/s³(9.8)*m

• J=Kg*m/s²(9.8)*m

• W=kg*m/s³(9.8)*m

• J=kg*m/s²(8.9)*m

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What is the relationship between energy and motion; a push or pull exerted on an object

• Power

• net force

• Force

• Newtons

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energy transfers from one object to another

• Energy transfer

• Energy transformation

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One form of energy transforms into another form of energy

• Energy transfer

• Energy tranformation

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the time it tes to do the work doesn’t affect the amount of work you do on an obj. ; Rate at which work is done; rate at which energy is transferred

• Net force

• Watts

• Power

• Force

What are the units for the power formula:

power=work/time

• W=s/J

• J=W/s

• J=s/W

• W=J/s

exert a force on an object that causes its motion in the same direction in which you exert a force; requires motion

• Work

• Power

• Energy

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