Heat, Energy and Waves

When a roller coaster stopped at the end of a ride, the energy was gone forever.

• True
• False

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^{What is the definition of dissipated energy?}

• Energy that is released into the atmosphere that will never return again
• Heat from the sun that is released into energy for our world
• Energy that is dissipated as sound energy
• Energy that is released into the surrounding area, usually as thermal

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When person is biking on the road, they suddenly come to a stop to let a car pass. Some of this energy _______.

• Dissapears
• Dissipates
• Transforms to light
• Does not change

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When some energy dissipates, what happens to the the energy?

• It increases
• The energy is released to the atmosphere and never found again
• The energy decreases
• The energy stays the same

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A baseball player hits a pitch, and it goes flying before a player catches it in the air. The players hand goes back after the the ball hits their glove due to the velocity of the hit. What happened to the energy?

• Some of the energy is transferred to the glove
• The energy does not go to the glove
• The energy is stopped by the glove and none is left

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_{I throw a softball in a room and it bounces off the walls, what happens to the energy?}

• It stays constant in the ball and keeps bouncing
• It immediately stops bouncing due to all the energy going to the wall.
• The energy slows down
• The energy dissipates until the ball is not gaining energy and it slows to a stop

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_{What is the true about the waves?}

•  The top wave has a longer wavelength, lower frequency, and slightly bigger amplitude
• The bottom wave has a higher frequency, a longer wavelength, and  lower amplitude
• The bottom wave has smaller frequency, shorter wavelength, and higher amplitude
• The top wave has a larger wavelength, lower frequency, and a smaller amplitude

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An electromagnetic wave don't need a medium to travel through, while mechanical waves need a medium.

• True
• False

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What material would a mechanical wave give off the most energy to through?

• Solid
• Liquid
• Gas
• There is no material needed

What happens to the amount of energy with wavelength and amplitude?

• The energy increases with smaller wavelength and decrease with larger amplitude
• The energy increases with smaller wavelength and decreases with smaller amplitude
• The energy stays the same
• The energy increases with larger wavelength and decreases with larger amplitude

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