Energy Collision

What is transferred at the instant the bat hits the ball?

• energy

• sound

• light

• matter

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What makes things happen?

• density

• computers

• matter

• energy

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As an object moves faster, it has more of what to transfer?

• weight

• energy

• density

• matter

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If you increase the weight of a moving object, the amount of energy it can transfer does what?

• stays the same

• decreases

• increases

• none of these

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When a moving object ​ (a)   with a still object of the ​ (b)   weight, the energy transfer causes the still object to ​ (c)   at the ​ (d)   that hit it.

• collides

• same

• move

• speed of the object

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What makes things happen and is the ability to do work?

• matter

• computers

• energy

• density

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What makes things happen?

• matter

• computers

• energy

• density

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When a hockey puck hits a plexiglass barrier some of the energy is converted into what?

• sound only

• sound and heat

• matter and heat

• sound and matter

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During a collision, energy is _________.

• Lost by the system

• Gained by the system

• Conserved

• Either a or b

What does it mean when we say energy is conserved during a collision?

• Energy is created by the system

• Energy is destroyed by the system

• Energy is lost by the system

• Energy of the system remains the same

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