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Physics of Fun 26min Energy Any change in motion requires Energy Work is done when a change occurs Work cant be done without energy When an object or organism does work on another object some of its energy is ID: 605896

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Slide1

Energy of Motion

Physics of Fun (26min)Slide2

Energy

Any change in motion requires –

Energy

.

Work

is done when a

change

occurs.

Work

can’t be done without

energy

!

When an object or organism does work on another object, some of its energy is

transferred

to that object.

Law of Conservation of Energy

– Energy cannot be created nor destroyed but is transferred from one object to another.Slide3

Types of Energy

2 Types of Energy:

Potential Energy

(PE) –

stored

energy

Associated with

position

– increase an object’s

height

, increase the amount of

PE

it has.

A roller coaster at the top of the peak

An arrow in a bow that is drawn back

The food you are about to eat

Kinetic Energy

(KE) – energy of

motion

Depends on the objects

mass

and

velocity

Double

an object’s

mass

=

double

it’s

KE

Double

an object’s

velocity

=

quadruple

it’s

KE

An

arrow flying

A bus moving

A rock rolling down a hillSlide4

Identifying Potential & Kinetic Energy

What type of energy did the ball have as the girl held it at the top of the cliff?

What type of energy did the ball have after she let the ball go?

When would kinetic energy be the greatest?

Potential Energy

Kinetic Energy

Just prior to hitting the groundSlide5

Identifying Potential & Kinetic Energy

At what location(s) would the biker have

kinetic energy

?

What type of acceleration would the biker have at

A

?

At what location(s) would the biker have potential energy?

Where would the biker’s kinetic energy be the greatest? Why?

A & C

B

C – greater velocity

A

B

C

Negative Acceleration – slowing downSlide6

Potential & Kinetic Energy

Would Student A or Student B have the

least

Potential Energy

?

Would

Student A or Student B have the greater velocity

?Would Student A or Student B have the greater Kinetic Energy?

Student

A

lower height

Student B – longer fall

Student B – greater velocity = greater KESlide7

Potential vs. Kinetic

Kinetic

Energy can

NEVER

be greater than

Potential

Energy.

Energy is lost due to friction and/or gravity.

Bounce a ball, the second bounce will be shorter than the starting height of the first bounce.Gravity pulls the ball downAir resistance

(friction) slows the ball down as it falls.A roller coaster will never have a second height higher than the initial drop off.Friction

turns energy into heat and slows it down.Slide8

Potential vs. Kinetic Energy

At what location does the ball have the greatest potential energy?

At what location does the ball have the greatest kinetic energy?

What factors affect the bounce at D and make it so it will not reach the same height as A again?

A

C

Gravity and air resistance