Potential and Kinetic Energy
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Sherry Felux-Bell
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Potential and Kinetic Energy
P.6B: Investigate examples of kinetic and potential energy and their transformations.
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Maximum Potential Energy Achieved
Notice how the doggie has reached its maximum height, and has therefore stored the maximum amount of potential energy he/she can. Ex: 300J=PE
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PE converted into KE
The potential energy has begun to convert into Kinetic energy, as he picks up speed down the ramp.
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Maximum Kinetic Energy
The skater is moving at his fastest speed. All the stored potential energy has been converted into kinetic energy. Ex: PE=KE = 300J
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1/2 PE=1/2 KE
Here halfway up the ramp, half of the stored energy has converted into the energy of his motion, Which is approximately half .
1/2 Ke=150J, 1/2 Pe=150J.
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Which three variables affect the magnitude of potential energy?
1. mass
2. velocity
3. acceleration due to gravity
4. height
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Which variable will not be included for calculating a measured potential energy quantity?
1. mass
2. velocity
3. acceleration due to gravity
4. height
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Which three variables affect the magnitude of potential energy?
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Potential and Kinetic Energy
P.6B: Investigate examples of kinetic and potential energy and their transformations.
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