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Unit 4 test

QuestionAnswer
Work
A hiker climbs a 50-meter hill while carrying a 10 kg backpack. Calculate the work done assuming his acceleration is equal to the force of gravity.
A person lifts a 50 N box 2 meters in 4 seconds. What is their power used?
If a crane does 360 J of work in 1 minute, how much power is used?
What is the Law of Conservation of Energy? Why is it important to keep in mind?
What is potential energy?
What three factors give an object more potential energy?
A skier at the top of a 20-meter hill has a mass of 50 kg. What is their gravitational potential energy?
What two factors give an object more kinetic energy?
If you double an object’s mass, how much does this increase kinetic energy? Velocity?
Define thermal energy
Chemical energy
Nuclear energy
Sound energy
Electromagnetic energy
Electrical energy
Radiation definition
What makes sound energy different from electromagnetic energy if they are both waves?
7 different types of waves
What things produce infrared waves?
What types of energy transfer take place inside a nuclear fission reactor?
If a Calorie is approximately 4,200 Joules of energy, how many Joules of chemical potential energy are in a 20 Calorie granola bar? If we use all of the energy from that granola bar, how far would we be able to push a 20 N block?
Gasoline is burned in a car to make it move What types of energy are used?
Batteries in a flashlight produce light What types of energy are used?
Water moves through a water mill to produce electricity What types of energy are used?
Stored energy waiting to be used
Height, mass, gravity
Velocity and mass
Transfer of heat Hot to cold
Electromagnetic waves
Moving electrons that power things
Transfer of energy through waves, not direct
Sound is through vibration, and electromagnetic is moving electrons.
Radio, microwave, gamma, infared, visible, x-ray, ultraviolet
Applying force that makes something move
Stored in bonds between atoms
Stored in the root of an nucleus
Vibrational movement through substances in waves
Thermal into electrical
4900J
25W
360W
Energy cannot be created nor destroyed, only transformed from one form to another.
980J
Mass=twice as large Velocity=quadruples it
Heat from fireplace, tv remote controls
84,000J 4200m
Chemical, thermal, kinetic
Electrical, electromagentic, thermal
Mechanical, electrical, radiant
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