Energy Forms and Transformations

What is the standard unit for measuring the amount of energy something has

• Kilogram

• Joule

• Mass

• Work

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How much matter there is in something

• Mass

• Joule

• Energy

• Weight

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Where an object is relative to a point of reference

• Mass

• Work

• Kilometer

• Position

When a force is used to move an object

• Work

• Energy

• Joule

• Kilogram

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The ability to do work

• Energy

• Mass

• Velocity

• Acceleration

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Match the following

• Kinetic Energy

• Depends on the height of an object

• Mechanical Energy

• Depends on an objects mass and speed

• Potential Energy

• Depends on an objects motion and postion

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Match the following

• Gavitational

• PE and KE

• Electrical

• KE

• Depends on an objects motion and speed

• PE

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If 2 objects are dropped from the same height the heavier object has ​ (a)   potential energy.

• more
• less

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Chemical, nuclear and elastic energy are what types of energy?

• Kinetic

• Potential

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Which are the correct energy transformation?

• Chemical to mechanical to elastic potential

• Thermal to light to radiant

• Nuclear to thermal to radiant