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Energy
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“Something” that enables an object to do ______________– NOT a material substance!
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When you have “_________________” you can do work
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The amount of energy that an object has is related to the amount of ____________the object
can do.
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The amount of energy can be precisely ____________________.
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SI unit is Joules (J) – (N*m)
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Comes in various forms
Seven Main Forms of Energy
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Mechanical
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sum of ____________________________________________ energy in a system.
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____________________
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____________________
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Heat
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Chemical
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_________________ atoms and ions together.
Electromagnetic (electrical)
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internal __________________of particles.
_____________________electric charges.
Nuclear
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in the atomic nucleus.
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Nuclear ______________ & Nuclear_________________
Mechanical Energy
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Energy due to the position, or _________________________, of something
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Mass is, or will be, displaced
Nonmechanical Energy
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Mass is not displaced, no __________________ or velocity gained or lost
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Examples
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Chemical Energy
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Gasoline
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_____________
Potential Energy
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Potential Energy
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Energy an object has due ____________________
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___________________ Energy
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Stored Work
Examples
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Why do we not walk under ladders
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_______________________
Gravitational Potential Energy
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due to ______________________ acting on an object,
Equation:
PE = mgh
____________________________________________________
Metric unit of energy is __________________ (same as for work).
Sample Problem
What is the potential energy of a 6kg bowling ball at a height of 20 meters?
Gravitational Potential energy is
PE
= (mass) x (Gravity) x ( Height )
What is potential energy at zero height?
___________________________________________________________________________________
Kinetic Energy
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Energy associated with an object due to its _____________________.
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If something is in motion it has the ability to do ______________
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A stationary object has zero kinetic energy
KE = ½mv2
Equation:
KE= ½ x Mass x Speed2
Notice that speed is _____________ – a small increase in speed causes a large increase in kinetic energy!
Sample Problem
What is the kinetic energy of a 6kg bowling ball, falling from a height of 20 meters, just as it reaches the
ground?
(Kinetic Energy) = ½ ( Mass ) x ( Speed ) x (Speed)
= _______________________________________________
= _______________________
Conservation of Energy
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_____________________________________________ states that energy can never be created
or destroyed. It can only be transformed from one ______________ into another.
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Example
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A book falls from a table
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A _______________________
The total Mechanical Energy must always be equal to the sum of Kinetic Energy and Potential
Energy
Etotal = ____________________
Pendulum – Like a child on a swing
Energy exchange from PE to KE and back
Check for Knowledge
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Suppose you have a 1 kg mass at a height of 1.25 m. How much potential energy does it have?
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The mass is now let go. At the very bottom, what is it’s kinetic energy?
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What is the speed of the mass just before it hits the ground?