Energy Transformations

Question 1

Which chart comes closest to the relationship between kinetic energy and potential energy at point 6?

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Question 2

✔ at the top of swingin the middle of swingat the bottom of swing

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✔ at the top of swing

Question 3

at the top of swingin the middle of swing✔ at the bottom of swing

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✔ at the bottom of swing

Question 4

at the top of swingin the middle of swing✔ at the bottom of swing

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✔ at the bottom of swing

Question 5

✔ at the top of swingin the middle of swingat the bottom of swing

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✔ at the top of swing; The pendulum has the most potential energy .: at the top of swing; The pendulum has the least kinetic energy .: at the top of swing; The pendulum has the most kinetic energy .: at the bottom of swing; The pendulum has the least potential energy .: at the bottom of swing

Question 6

decreases✔ increasesstays the same

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✔ increases

Question 7

Click the “step” button on the simulation to observe the energy at different points on the roller coaster ride. Use the information from the pie chart in the simulation to complete the sentences.

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point 2; Kinetic energy is greatest at .: point 2; Potential energy is greatest at .: point 1; Kinetic energy decreases while potential energy increases between steps .: 3 and 4

Question 8

✔ point 1point 2point 4point 6

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✔ point 1

Question 9

1 and 2✔ 3 and 44 and 5

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✔ 3 and 4

Question 10

Click the “step” button on the simulation to observe the energy at different points on the roller coaster ride. Use the information from the pie chart in the simulation to complete the sentences.

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Kinetic energy is greatest at .: point 2; Potential energy is greatest at .: point 1; Kinetic energy decreases while potential energy increases between steps .: 3 and 4

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