
Energy conversions
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Science
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9th Grade
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Easy
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Jill Weth
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9 Slides • 6 Questions
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A pendulum swinging back and forth would be converting between potential and kinetic energy.
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Elastice Potential is energy that is being stored due to a stretched or compressed material.
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Multiple Choice
What type of energy conversion takes place in a toaster?
Electrical to Chemical
Electrical to Thermal
Chemical to Radiant
Thermal to Chemical
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Multiple Choice
What type of energy conversion takes place in photosynthesis?
Chemical to Radiant
Electrical to Thermal
Thermal to Kinetic
Radiant to Chemical
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This equation will help you keep track of Mechanical Energy during common conversions!
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Notice as the pendulum swings, it will always have the same TE (TOTAL ENERGY).
highpoint of the swing = high PE and low KE.
lowpoint of the swing = high KE and low PE.
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Notice that the Total Energy is always 50,000 J
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Notice that the red KE column and Blue PE column always add up to the yellow Total Mechanical Energy Column!
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Notice at the beginning there are a total of 40,000 J of energy.
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Multiple Choice
How much KE is there at point B?
80,000 J
0 J
20,000 J
25,000 J
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Multiple Choice
How much PE is there at point F?
40,000 J
0 J
20,000 J
5,000 J
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Why doesn't the ping pong ball bounce back up to the original height?
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Multiple Choice
What does the word dissipate mean?
shock
seem to vanish
to let someone down
to expect with excitement
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Poll
If I can ignore energy dissipated due to things like heat, sound & friction, I can track the kinetic energy and potential energy in a given situation.
Yes, definitely!
Probably, but I'd like more examples.
I don't even know what kinetic and potential energy are!
A pendulum swinging back and forth would be converting between potential and kinetic energy.
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