A roller coaster car with mass 55 kg is 23 m above the ground. How much gravitational energy is it storing? g = 9.8 N/kg
12397 J
A cyclist uses their brakes. What are you calculating if you times the friction force by the distance covered whilst braking?
Work done / energy transferred [Work done = force x distance]
A runner of mass 55 kg is travelling with a velocity of 1.3 m/s. how much kinetic energy is the runner storing?
46 J
By what process does heat energy move through a solid?
Conduction
You're on the squat rack. You transfer 1500 J of energy (work done) in 2 seconds. What is your power?
750W [ Power = work done / time ]
Friction is a force which transfers energy in what form?
Thermal (heat) energy
When you burn coal, the chemical energy is transferred as what type of energy?
Thermal + Light
How do you calculate the amount of "work done" when doing a deadlift?
Work done (J) = Force (N) x distance (m)
Burning fossil fuels releases sulfur oxides into the atmosphere. What negative environmental effect can sulfur oxides cause?
Acid rain
Name 3 sources of renewable energy
wind, solar, wave, tidal, geothermal, gravitational potential energy
Name three sources of energy which are fossil fuels
Oil, Coal and Natural Gas
By what process does heat energy move through a vacuum?
Radiation
A Bike and rider of mass 65 kg is travelling with a velocity of 2.3 m/s. How much kinetic energy is the biker and rider storing?
172 J
A pen with mass 100g sits on a desk 1m above the ground. How much gravitational potential energy is the pen storing? g = 9.8 N/kg
0.98 J
A laptop transfers electrical energy to light, sound and thermal. Which type of energy is considered wasted?
Thermal
Can energy be created?
No, only stored or transferred
A crane lifts a 1000N payload 25m upwards. How much "work" has the crane done?
25,000 J Work done = force x distance.
What type of energy is transferred around a circuit?
Electrical
A horse of mass 102 kg is running at a velocity of 3.9 m/s. How much kinetic energy is the horse storing?
776 J
A TV transfers electrical energy in to what 3 types of energy?
Light, Sound and thermal
A cars brakes transfer the kinetic energy of a moving car into what type of energy?
Thermal
You're curling dumbells. You transfer 110 J of energy (work done) in 2 seconds. What is your power?
55 W [ power = work done / time ]
A toaster transfers electrical to thermal and light. Which type of energy is considered wasted?
Light
What is the equation to calculate elastic potential energy?
E = 1/2 k e2
What source of energy is non renewable, but not a fossil fuel?
Nuclear (Uranium 235)
Energy from the sun is transferred to earth as what type of energy?
Light
What type of energy is stored in a sandwich?
Chemical Energy
A bungee jumper with mass 71 kg stands at the top of a bridge 42 m high. How much gravitational potential energy is the jumper storing? g = 9.8 N/kg
29224 J
When a tennis ball is drop it transfers gravitational potential energy into which type of energy?
Kinetic
What is "work done"?
The energy transferred by a force.
By What process does heat energy move through a gas or liquid?
Convection
What is the name of the energy store when objects are up high?
Gravitational potential energy
What is the unit of energy
Joules (J)
What is the name of the movement energy store?
Kinetic energy
An elastic band with a spring constant of 1.2 J/m is stretch 14 cm. How much elastic potential energy does it store?
0.01J
What gas is a product of burning fossil fuels, that contributes to the greenhouse effect?
Carbon Dioxide CO2
What type of energy is store in a battery?
Chemical Energy
What type of energy is stored in fuels such as coal?
Chemical energy
A roller coaster has 2500J of gravitational energy at the top of a loop. (assuming there is no friction) How much Kinetic energy does it have on the ground at the bottom of the loop?
2500J
Power is the rate of work done. [True/false]
True
What type of energy is store in the nucleus of an atom?
Nuclear energy
What is the equation to calculate Kinetic energy?
Ek = 1/2 M v2
What is the force used by the brakes of a bike, to transfer kinetic energy into thermal energy?
Friction.
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