Kinetic and Potential Energy

Potential Energy

• the energy an object has due to its motions

• the energy stored in a system due to the positions of objects in the system that are interacting at a distance

• a scientific law that states that the total energy of an isolated system always remains the same

• describe a value that does not change

kinetic energy

• energy that your relatives have after eating a lot of sugar

• describes the value that does not change

• the energy stored in a system due to the positions of objects in the system that are interacting at a distance

• the energy an object has due to its motion

• la energia un objeto tiene cuando esta en moción

law of conservation of energy

• a scientific law that states that the total energy of an isolated system always remains the same

• a scientific law that does not state that the total energy of an isolated system always remains the same

• a scientific law that states that the total energy of an unisolated system always remains the same

• a scientific law that states that the total energy of an isolated system never remains the same

linear relationship

• a relationship between two people when a graph of one variable versus the other is a straight line; it can be represented by the question y = mx + b

• a relationship between two variables when a graph of one variable versus the other is a curved line; it can be represented by the question y = mx + b

• a relationship between two variables when a graph of one variable versus the other is a straight line; it can be represented by the question y = mx + b

• a relationship between two variables when a graph of one variable versus the other is a straight line; it can be represented by the question does Youssef find Farida attractive.

• a relationship between two lines that shows they are in a healthy relationship because they intersect at one point.

slope

• the steepness of a mountain that is flat on top and does not move when the wind blows 52 kilometers or higher.

• the steepness of a line on a graph, calculated by multiplying the change in the y-value by the change in the x-value for any two points on the line

• the steepness of a line on a graph, calculated by dividing the change in the y-value by the change in the x-value for any two hundred points on the line

• the steepness of a line on a graph, calculated by dividing the change in the y-value by the change in the x-value for any two points on the line

nonlinear relationship

• a relationship between two variables when a graph of one variable versus the other is not a straight line

• a relationship between two variables when a graph of one variable versus the other results in a competition of basketball

• a hate relationship between two variables when a graph of one variable versus the other is not a straight line

• a juicy relationship between two variables when a graph of one variable versus the other is not a curvy line

constant

• describes a value that does not go to the bathroom.

• describes a value that does not change

• describes a value that can change

• describes a value that does not change its clothes

Guten Morgen

• Good evening

• Good afternoon

• Good morning

• Good food

Buenos Dias

• Good Morning

• Good food

• Good afternoon

• Good evening

How many feet are in 1 mile?

• 2 because you only have two feet to walk that far.

• There are exactly five thousand two hundred and eighty feet.

• There is exactly one foot because a person only walks that distance with one foot in front of the other the whole way.

• There are exactly five thousand two hundred and eighty five feet.