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Potential and Kinetic Energy
There are two kinds of energy, potential and kinetic.
Whether energy is kinetic or potential depends on whether an
object is moving or not. Anything that is moving has kinetic
energy. The scientific name for the energy of motion is kinetic
energy.
Sometimes when you transfer energy to an object, you
change its position or shape. For example, you lift a book up
to your desk or you compress a spring to wind up a toy.
Unlike kinetic energy potential energy is stored energy. It
might be used later when the book falls to the floor and hits
your foot or when the toy’s spring unwinds. Energy that is
stored and held in readiness is called potential energy.
Gravity has a great deal to do with potential energy.
The higher an object is from the surface of the earth, the more
potential energy it has. So, a book on the table has more
potential energy than a book on the floor.
7. Record in the table below.
8. Repeat 3 more times.
9. Place the ruler on the edge of the book.
10. Place the cup over the ruler again.
11. Place the marble on the ruler and release it.
12. Measure how far the cup travels on your table.
13. Record in the table below.
14. Repeat 3 more times.
Trials
How far the cup
traveled when started
on the pencil (cm)
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How far the cup
traveled when started
on the book. (cm)
1
2
3
4
Questions:
1. Did the cup move farther when started on the pencil or
Materials: marble, ruler with center groove, Styrofoam cup
with 1” square cut out, pencil, book, meter stick
started on the cup?_______________________________
What To Do:
1. Set up the ruler and pencil as shown in the picture.
2. Place the cup over the ruler.
3. The end of the ruler should
touch the back of the cup.
4. Place the marble in the center
groove of the ruler at the
highest point.
5. Release the marble and observe
what happens to the cup.
6. Measure how far the cup
travels on your table with the meter stick.
3. In what place does the marble have potential energy?
2. Why? ______________________________________
____________________________________________
4. When does it start to have kinetic energy? _________
______________________________________________
5. When does it stop having kinetic energy? __________
______________________________________________
6. A good conclusion for this investigation would be:
The (higher, lower) the marble, the more potential energy
it has.
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37
Activity 2
Activity 2
Always ask yourself – is it moving? If moving – it’s kinetic!
Always ask yourself – is it moving? If moving – it’s kinetic!
1. What type of energy is found
at P?
Potential
Kinetic
2. What type of energy is found
at Q?
Potential
Kinetic
3. What type of energy is found
in this picture ?
Potential
Kinetic
4. What would have to happen to
change the type of energy?
_________________
1. What type of energy is found
at P?
Potential
Kinetic
2. What type of energy is found
at Q?
Potential
Kinetic
3. What type of energy is found
in this picture ?
Potential
Kinetic
4. What would have to happen to
change the type of energy?
_________________
5. What type of energy is found
is found in the books on the
chair?
Potential
Kinetic
6. What type of energy is found
in the books falling from the
chair?
Potential
Kinetic
7. The car is speeding down the
highway. What type of energy is
found in the speeding car?
Potential
Kinetic
5. What type of energy is found
is found in the books on the
chair?
Potential
Kinetic
6. What type of energy is found
in the books falling from the
chair?
Potential
Kinetic
7. The car is speeding down the
highway. What type of energy is
found in the speeding car?
Potential
Kinetic
8. The airplane is landing on the
runway. What type of energy is
found in the plane at this time?
Potential
Kinetic
8. The airplane is landing on the
runway. What type of energy is
found in the plane at this time?
Potential
Kinetic
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Name ________________
period ___
EXIT TICKET
1. Circle the book in the pictures below that has the most
potential energy.
2. Which person on the cliff
has the most potential energy?
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Name ________________
period ___
EXIT TICKET
1. Circle the book in the pictures below that has the most
potential energy.
______________________
2. Which person on the cliff
has the most potential energy? _____________
_________________
3. Which person on the cliff
has the least potential energy?
3. Which person on the cliff
has the least potential energy?
______________________
______________________
Conclusion: (stored, potential, surface, kinetic, height, motion)
The two kinds of energy are _________ and __________.
Conclusion: (stored, potential, surface, kinetic, height, motion)
The two kinds of energy are _________ and __________.
Energy that is ______or held in readiness is potential
Energy that is ______or held in readiness is potential
energy. The scientific name for the energy of _______ is
energy. The scientific name for the energy of _______ is
kinetic energy. The potential energy of an object is
kinetic energy. The potential energy of an object is
influenced by its _________ from the earth’s _______.
influenced by its ______ from the earth’s _________.