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chapter 5 - energy

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What does the Law of Conservation of Energy state? Energy cannot be created or destroyed - the amount of energy in the universe remains constant.
What law states that one form of energy can change into another form? The Law of Conservation of Energy
What is energy in the form of motion called? kinetic energy
What is energy that is stored and at times, depends on its position? potential energy
Friction causes mechanical energy (kinetic + potential) to change to what type of energy? thermal energy
How do you determine how much energy is in certain foods? check the calories
Does an increase in velocity increase kinetic energy? Yes
What is mass transformed into in a nuclear fusion reaction? energy
Green plants store what type of energy? chemical energy
Give an example of where nuclear fusion/fission occur. The sun and stars
If 3 objects with different masses have the same velocities, Which object would have the most kinetic energy? The object with the most mass.
What is the formula for finding the kinetic energy (KE) of an object? KE = 1/2mv2(.5)(mass in kg)(velocity squared)
What is the formula for finding the gravitational potential energy (GPE)of an object? GPE = mgh (mass in kg)(9.8m/s2)(height in meters)
Does the speed of an object affect its POTENTIAL energy? No. Potential energy depends on mass, gravity (9.8m/s2), and height above ground. GPE = mgh
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