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Transcript
Potential and
Kinetic Energy
Notes
Energy and Work
1. Energy is the ability to do work.
2. Work occurs when a force causes an
object to move in the direction of the force.
3. When one object does work on another,
energy is transferred.
– Mr. Brown pushing a desk across the floor.
Kinetic vs. Potential
4. Kinetic energy is the energy the object has
due to its motion.
– A ball rolling down a hill.
5. Potential energy is the energy an object
has due to its position, shape, or
condition.
– A girl on a 10ft diving board, a rubber band,
two chemicals that react.
Kinetic vs. Potential
6. Kinetic energy is found using mass(m) and
velocity(v):
Kinetic vs. Potential
8. Potential energy is found using height(h)
and weight(w):
Energy Conversions
10. Energy Conversion – a change from one
form of energy to another.
11.Machines help convert energy into a more
useful form.
Energy Conversion Examples
• Kinetic to potential – skateboarding to the
top of the ramp and doing a stall
• Potential to kinetic – standing on a diving
board then jumping off
• Light energy to chemical – photosynthesis
in plants
• Chemical to kinetic – eating breakfast and
using that energy to walk, run, kick, etc.
More examples
• Potential to kinetic – stretching a rubber
band and letting go
• Electrical to thermal – electricity powering a
blow-dryer
• Electrical to light – turning on a light bulb
• Chemical to sound – an iPod running off
battery power.