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At which point in the image is there the highest potential energy?

B

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rocket

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shark

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A compressed spring has this type of energy.

Elastic Potential Energy

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What type of energy is stored in batteries?

Chemical

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Santa ate a lot of cookies and decided to go for a run. What energy transformation took place?

Chemical to Kinetic

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A moving object has this type of energy (be specific!)

Kinetic Energy

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How is energy different from work?

Work is energy that is transferred over a distance.

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Your friend stayed outside too long and got a sunburn. What energy transformation took place?

Electromagnetic to Thermal

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At which point in the image is there the lowest potential energy?

D

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Energy from height or distance from the ground is considered this.

Gravitational Potential Energy

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trap

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magnet

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shark

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At which point in the image is there the highest kinetic energy?

D

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TRUE or FALSE: A person sledding down a hill is an example of kinetic energy converting into potential energy.

False

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At which point in the image is there the lowest kinetic energy?

B

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TRUE or FALSE: A person climbing a rock wall is an example of kinetic energy converting into potential energy.

True

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