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ENERGY
Introduction to Agriculture
AAEC – Paradise Valley
Spring 2015
WHAT IS ENERGY???
Energy is the capacity of a system to do work.
Energy exists as several forms:
 heat (thermal)
 mechanical
 kinetic / potential
 light
 electrical
 chemical
THINK OF ENERGY AS MONEY
Money can exist in different forms: cash, change, numbers in a bank account, silver....
It takes energy (money) to perform different acts. The energy is transferred around in
the system
Coal → Electricity → Powers TV , Creates Heat
KINETIC ENERGY = THE ENERGY A MOVING OBJECT
HAS BECAUSE OF ITS MOTION.
It depends on the object's
speed and mass.
Measured in: JOULES
KINETIC ENERGY EQUATIONS
K=½
2
MV
Kinetic Energy (joules) = ½ x Mass (Kg) x Velocity2 (m/sec)
So…
The kinetic energy will increase if…
_____ the velocity increases?
_____ the mass increases?
_____ the height increases?
PRACTICE PROBLEMS
K=½
2
MV
1. A jogger with a mass of 60 kg is moving at 2 m/s. What is the jogger's
kinetic energy?
2. A ball with a mass of 2 kg is moving at a speed of 3 m/s. What is the ball’s
kinetic energy?
3. A object has a mass of 2 kg and a kinetic energy of 25 J. What is the
object's speed?
POTENTIAL ENERGY = ENERGY STORED WITHIN A MOTIONLESS
OBJECT
Elastic Potential Energy = energy stored
by something that can stretch
Examples: spring or rubber band
ELASTIC POTENTIAL ENERGY
GRAVITATIONAL POTENTIAL ENERGY = ANYTHING
THAT CAN FALL
GPE = M x G x H
GPE (Joules) = mass (kg) x acceleration of gravity (9.8 m/s2) x height (m)
POTENTIAL ENERGY IS CONVERTED TO
KINETIC ENERGY
B
A
C
1. At the bottom of the hill (C), the cyclist has a [ low / high ] Kinetic Energy.
2. At the top of the hill, the cyclist has a [ low / high ] Kinetic Energy.
3. At the bottom of the hill, the cyclist has a [ low / high ] Potential Energy.
4. At the top of the hill, the cyclist has a [ low / high ] Potential Energy
GPE = MGH
PRACTICE PROBLEMS
1. What is the GPE of a book that has a mass of 1kg
that is sitting on a shelf that is 2 m above the
ground?
2. How high above the ground is a ball with a mass of
2 kg that has a GPE of 70 J?
3. A rock climber is 200 m above the ground and has
a GPE of 10,000 J. What is the climber's mass?
On earth g = 9.8 m/s2
THINK ABOUT IT...
Can an object have kinetic energy and potential energy at the same time?
Two objects are sitting on a table. One has a mass of 5kg, the other has a
mass of 2 kg. Which one has a greater GPE?
How could you increase the kinetic energy of a truck without increasing its
speed?
ENERGY CAN BE CONVERTED FROM ONE FORM TO ANOTHER
Light bulbs transform electrical energy into light energy
Light bulbs feel warm because some of the energy is
transformed into thermal energy
How does a space heater work?
Chemical energy stored in gasoline is
converted to kinetic (movement)
energy and thermal (heat) energy.
Plants convert light energy into
chemical energy (photosynthesis).
Mechanical Energy = Potential Energy + Kinetic Energy
→ is the energy due to position and motion
Potential energy can be
transformed into mechanical
energy....imagine a kid at the
top of a slide... he has potential
energy at the top. As he moves,
he has BOTH kinetic and
potential energy.
Low KE
High GPE
High KE
Low GPE
High KE
Low GPE
Energy transformations occur with projectile motion.
KINETIC ENERGY OF A FALLING ROCK
1. At what time was the rock's
kinetic energy the greatest?
2. How much kinetic energy did the
rock have at 3 s ? ____
3. When the rock hits the ground
(stops moving), what will its KE
be? _____
4
LAW OF CONSERVATION OF ENERGY = ENERGY CAN
CHANGE FROM ONE FORM TO ANOTHER, THE TOTAL
AMOUNT OF ENERGY NEVER CHANGES.
Simply, energy
cannot be created
or destroyed.
davinci's perpetual motion machine, arthur's clipart
Roller coasters are designed with the Law of Conservation of Energy in mind.
FRICTION AND AIR RESISTANCE
In almost all machines and activities some energy is converted to HEAT
due to the effects of friction and air resistance.
When you slide down a slide you will eventually come to a stop, and you
might even feel the seat of your pants warming up.
The more EFFICIENT your system
runs, the smaller the amount of
energy is converted to heat. New
light bulbs don't get as hot and do
not use as much energy.
ENERGY AND FOOD
Energy is converted in your body to allow you to be active and
perform metabolic processes (breathing, heart rate, digestion..etc).
The energy comes from food - measured in ______.
1 calorie = 4,184 joules
You would need to jog for
about 1 hour to burn off all the
calories in a snickers bar
World's Largest Pendulum?
PLEASE ANSWER THE QUESTIONS BELOW ON A SEPARATE
SHEET OF PAPER, TURN IN THE FRONT WHEN YOU ARE DONE.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
What is the equation for KINETIC ENERGY?
What is the equation for POTENTIAL ENERGY?
According to this Law, energy is never created or destroyed, it can only _______________.
What is the name of the law from #3
Energy of movement is called __________ energy.
Energy that comes from food is measured in ________.
Potential Energy and Kinetic energy is measured in ___.
At the top of the swing of a pendulum (or rope swing), the object has a [ high / low ] potential
energy.
9. At the bottom of the swing of a pendulum (or rope swing), the object has a [ high / low ]
potential energy.
10. According to this Law, energy is never created or destroyed, it can only _______________.
FORMULAS
Newton’s 2nd Law of Motion – Force (Newtons) = Mass (Kilogram) x Acceleration (m/s2)
Work (joules) = Applied force (Newtons) x distance (meters)
Power (watts) = work (joules) / time (sec)
Kinetic Energy (joules) = ½ x Mass (Kg) x Velocity2 (m/sec)
GPE (Joules) = mass (kg) x acceleration of gravity (9.8 m/s2) x height (m)
Current (Amperes) = Voltage (volts)/Resistance (Ohms)
(I = V/R)