2. As you go through the lesson, please take notes
and write down your solutions to the problems
to be turned in for later credit.
3.
4. Kinetic Energy
Potential Energy
Heat
Electrical
Chemical
Light
Nuclear
5. In this lesson, we will only be focusing on
kinetic and potential energy. However, look
up the definitions for the others to be prepared
for a quiz in the future
6. Kinetic Energy: the energy of a moving object
KE=1/2mv2
m=mass of the object (g, kg)
V=velocity of the object (m/s)
Ex: If a truck of mass 250kg is traveling at 5m/s, what
is the kinetic energy of the truck?
Please click the correct answer:
A. 3.13x103 J
B. 4.11x103 J
C. 3.11x104 J
7.
8.
9. Potential Energy: the energy stored in an object
that has potential to be released
There are two different kinds:
Gravitational
Elastic
10. Stored energy depending on the force of
gravity and height of an object
PE=mgh
m=mass of the object
g=the acceleration of gravity (9.8m/s2)
h=height of the object
Ex: What is the gravitational potential energy of an
apple weighing 150 grams in a tree of height 5.79 m?
Please click the correct answer:
7.62x103J
9.63x103J
8.51x103J
11.
12.
13. The energy stored in elastic objects as a result
of stretching and compressing
This week we only focused on gravitational
potential energy, next week we will go into
greater detail with elastic potential energy
14. Please click here to see a short video that sums
up potential and kinetic energy
15. "GED Physics: Kinetic and potential energy in a
roller coaster." Web. 29 Sept 2010.
<http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-
dpBVtAbKJU>.
Serway, Raymond, and Chris Vuille. Essentials
of College Physics. Belmont, California:
Brooks/Cole, 2007. 90-104. Print.