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Dekalb Reads Assignment 9.3 B
What is Energy
Read pages 300-305 and answer the following questions
- Define kinetic energy.
- Kinetic Energy depends on _________________ and ________________.
- A falling apple can do more work than a falling cherry. Why?
- Write down the kinetic energy equation.
- Look at the graph in figure 9-12.
a: on which axis KE is plotted in the graph?
b: on which axis speed is plotted in the graph?
- KE depends on ________________ more than _______________.
- If the speed increases 4 times, how many times does the KE increase?
- Why car crashes are much more dangerous at speeds above the speed limit?
- Write down the modified equation to calculate velocity if KE and mass is given.
- Write down the modified equation to calculate mass if KE and velocity is given.
- Define mechanical energy?
- What is non mechanical energy?
- Atoms and molecules have ______________ energy.
- Why do atoms and molecules possess kinetic energy?
- KE is transferred between particles through _____________________,
- When does the KE of particles increase and decrease?
- In which part of the horseshoe the atoms vibrate more rapidly.
- Why do the atoms in hotter part of horseshoe have greater KE.
- What kind of energy do chemical reactions involve?
- What happens in a chemical reaction?
- Where do the living things get energy from?
- In what form do you get energy?
- What do eat when you eat a meal?
- Where do the plants and algae derive the energy from?
- What do the plants do in photosynthesis?
- Where is the energy, in the plants, stored?
- How are organic molecules broken down?
- The sun’s energy comes from ______________________.
- Name the process used in nuclear power plant.
- What happens to mass during nuclear reaction?
- Electricity results from ________________.
- Moving electrons can also create __________________,
- In what form does the light energy travel?
- Light toward the _____________ end of the spectrum carries more energy.