Machines and Energy
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- What is stored energy called?
- Potential energy
- What kind of energy is in an automobile battery?
- Potential energy
- What is energy due to an object's position relative to the ground called?
- Gravitational potential energy
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The kinetic energy of an object depends on its:
a. mass and speed
b. mass and height
c. height and speed
d. mass and potential energy - Mass and speed
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The law of conservation of energy states that energy can:
a. be used up
b. change
c. be created
d. be destroyed - Change
- What kind of energy does a diver standing on the end of a platform have?
- Gravitational potential
- What are kinetic energy and potential energy measured in?
- Joules
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A working pendulum:
a. has kinetic energy
b. has gravitational
potential energy
c. converts potential energy into kinetic energy
d. has potential energy - Converts potential energy into kinetic energy
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The water at the top of the Hoover Dam:
a. has kinetic energy
b. has gravitational
potential energy
c. converts potential energy into kinetic energy
d. has potential energy - Has potential energy
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A bullet passing through an apple:
a. has kinetic energy
b. has gravitational
potential energy
c. converts potential energy into kinetic energy
d. has potential energy - Has kinetic energy
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A diver standing on the platform:
a. has kinetic energy
b. has gravitational
potential energy
c. converts potential energy into kinetic energy
d. has potential energy - Has gravitational potential energy
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A roller coaster in motion:
a. has kinetic energy
b. has gravitational
potential energy
c. converts potential energy into kinetic energy
d. has potential energy - Converts potential energy into kinetic energy
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A girl on a swing (moving):
a. has kinetic energy
b. has gravitational potential energy
c. converts potential energy into kinetic energy
d. has potential energy - Has kinetic energy
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A skier on the top of the hill:
a. has kinetic energy
b. has gravitational potential energy
c. converts potential energy into kinetic energy
d. has potential energy - Has potential energy
- An instrument that makes work easier
- Machine
- What are the 2 types of work involved in using a machine?
- Work input and work output
- What is the force that is applied to the machine - effort force?
- Work input
- What is the work done by the machine?
- Work output
- What is the force which opposes the effort force?
- Resistance force
- What kind of force is the weight of an object being moved?
- Resistance force
- What is the measurement of how much input is available for work output?
- Efficiency
- Is work output more or less than work input?
- Less
- Why is work output always less than input?
- Some degree of work is always wasted
- An ideal frictionless machine would have how much efficiency?
- 100%
- Can efficiency be greater than 100%
- No
- Name 3 ways machines help do work
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Increase the force applied to an object
Change the direction of a force
Increase the distance through which a force moves - What is the formula for efficiency?
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E = useful work output x 100%
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work input - How is the answer for efficiency expressed?
- % = as a percentage
- What is the number of times a machine multiplies the effort force?
- Mechanical advantage
- What is the formula for mechanical advantage?
- resistance force/effort force
- Name the 6 types of simple machines
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inclined plane
wedge
screw
lever
pulley
wheel and axle - What kind of machine does work in one movement?
- Simple machine
- How many kinds of simple machines are there?
- 6
- What machine has a straight slanted surface that connects one level to another?
- Inclined plane
- What machine is made up of 1 or 2 slanted forces or inclined planes?
- Wedge
- What machine is made up of an inclined plane wrapped around a bar or cylinder, to form a spiral?
- Screw
- A lid on a jar or a nut and bolt are examples of what kind of simple machine?
- Screw
- What machine is a rod or bar that pivots around a fulcrum?
- Lever
- What is the point at which a lever turns or pivots?
- Fulcrum
- What is the force exerted on a lever?
- Effort force
- What is the force exerted against the lever?
- Resistance force
- A screwdriver used to open a paint can is an example of which kind of lever?
- 1st class
- A nutcracker and wheelbarrow is an example of what kind of lever?
- 2nd class
- A baseball pitcher or using a fishing pole is an example of what kind of lever?
- 3rd class
- Resistance and effort are on opposite sides of the fulcrum is what kind of lever?
- 1st class
- The fulcrum is at the end of the lever is what kind of lever?
- 2nd class
- The fulcrum is at one end with the effort in the middle is what kind of lever?
- 3rd class
- What is a rope, cord, or chain wrapped around a grooved wheel called?
- Pulley
- What kind of machine would be used to lift a large amount of weight?
- Pulley
- What kind of machine is made of an axle, which is a rod or shaft, and an attached wheel?
- Wheel and axle
- A door knob, bicycle, and Ferris wheel are examples of what?
- Wheel and axle
- What is a combination of 2 or more simple machines?
- Compound machine
- A washing machine, VCR, vacuum are examples of what kind of machine?
- Compound machine
- What is the ability to do work called?
- Energy
- When an object or organism does work, what are they using?
- Energy
- When work is done on an object, what is given to the object?
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Energy
When you kick a football, you give the ball some energy to mvoe - What are the 5 forms of energy?
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Mechanical
Heat
Chemical
Electromagnetic
Nuclear - What kind of energy is associated with motion?
- Mechanical
- What kind of energy is caused by the internal motion of atoms?
- Heat
- What kind of energy is required to bond atoms together?
- Chemical
- What kind of energy lets moving electric charges have the ability to do work?
- Electromagnetic
- What kind of energy comes from the nucleus of an atom?
- Nuclear
- What kind of energy is blood flowing through blood vessels, wind, walking, hitting
- Mechanical
- What kind of energy causes changes in temperature?
- Heat
- What kind of energy is produced as particles move faster?
- Heat
- What kind of energy is released when bonds are broken?
- Chemical
- Light, xrays, radio waves, laser lights are examples of what kind of energy?
- Electromagnetic
- When the nucleus splits, nuclear energy is released in the form of what?
- Heat energy and light energy
- What do you call the energy of motion?
- Kinetic energy
- What does "kinetic" mean?
- Motion
- Kinetic energy depends on what?
- An objects speed and mass
- If the speed of an object doubles, what happens to kinetic energy?
- It becomes 4 times greater
- What is the equation for Kinetic energy?
- KE = mass x velocity2 / 2
- What is energy in an inactive or stored form called?
- Potential energy
- A stretched rubber band is an example of what kind of energy?
- Potential energy
- What do you call potential energy due to an object's position relative to the ground?
- Gravitational Potential Energy
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Gravitational potential energy depends on:
a. height and weight
b. height only
c. weight only
d. mass and velocity - Height and weight
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What is the equation for Gravtitional potential energy
(GPE)? -
GPE = weight x height
GPE = W x H - Changes in the forms of energy are called what?
- Energy conversions
- What is the most common change in forms of energy?
- Changing potential energy to kinetic energy or kinetic energy to potential energy
- What happens to the total amount of energy when energy changes forms?
- It stays the same
- A toaster changes electrical energy to what kind?
- Heat
- A blender changes electrical energy to what kind?
- Kinetic
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What do you call:
Energy can be transformed from form to another, but energy will never be created or destroyed when the energy transformation takes place - The Law of Conservation of Energy
- What kind of energy causes ice cream to melt?
- Heat energy
- When you start a fire in a charcoal grill, what kind of energy is used?
- Chemical energy
- The sun's energy used by green plants is an example of what kind of energy conversion?
- Light energy converted to chemical energy
- What would be an example of kinetic energy continuously being changed back to potential energy?
- Jumping on a trampoline
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Potential energy is energy that is:
a. stored
b. in motion
c. not capable of doing work - Stored