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Title: Hot Seat


1
Hot Seat
  • Review Game

2
c) kg m2/s2
  • 1. The unit for work is Joules. What is an
    equivalent unit for work using meters, kilograms,
    and seconds?
  • kg m/s2
  • kg m2/s
  • kg m2/s2
  • kg2m/s2

3
Stay the same
  • 2. If Zippy pushes a stationary brick wall ten
    times harder than he did yesterday, what happens
    to the work done? (Increase, Decrease or Stay the
    same.)

4
They are the same.
  • 3. An 8.0 kg mass is moving with a speed of 2.0
    m/s. A 2.0 kg mass is moving with speed 4.0 m/s.
    Both objects encounter the same constant braking
    force and are brought to rest. How do their
    stopping distances compare?

?KE W ?KE W ½ 8(2)2 Fd ½
2(4)2 Fd 16/F d 16/F d
5
1/9
  • 4. An object hits a wall and bounces back with
    one-third its original speed. What is the ratio
    of the final kinetic energy to the initial
    kinetic energy?

6
653 W
  • 5. At what rate is a 50 kg boy using energy when
    he runs up a flight of stairs 8 m high in 6
    seconds?

P W/t P mgh/t P ?E/t P
50(9.8)(8)/6
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125 JW ?KE ½ mv2 ½ (10)(52)
  • 6. A 10 kg mass is moving with a speed of 5.0
    m/s. How much work is required to stop the mass?

8
Nine times farther.
  • 7. You slam on the brakes of your car and skid a
    certain distance. If you had been traveling
    three times as fast, what distance would the car
    have skidded under the same conditions?

9
a) Momentum
  • 8. An object that has kinetic energy must have
    (mark all that apply)
  • Momentum
  • Acceleration
  • A net force applied to it
  • Potential Energy

10
a) KE increases and PE decreases
  • 9. An apple falls from a tree. Compare its
    kinetic energy to its potential energy as it
    falls.
  • KE increases and PE decreases
  • KE decreases and PE decreases
  • KE increases and PE increases
  • KE decreases and PE increases

11
2 to 1
  • 10. A car moves twice as fast as a truck and has
    half the mass of the truck. What is the ratio of
    the cars kinetic energy to the trucks kinetic
    energy?

12
They rise to the same height.
  • 11. A lightweight object and a very heavy object
    are sliding with equal speeds along a level
    frictionless surface. They both slide up the
    same frictionless hill. Which rises to a greater
    height?

13
3.96 m/s
  • 12. A 5.0 kg ball falls to the floor. When it is
    0.80 m above the floor, its potential energy
    exactly equals its kinetic energy. How fast is
    it moving?

14
PEmax gt KEmax
  • 13. A ball falls from the top of a building
    through the air (air friction is present) to the
    ground below. How does the KE just before
    striking the ground compare to the PE at the top
    of the building?

15
5,371,200 J
  • 14. How many joules of energy are used by a 2.0
    hp motor that runs for 1.0 hr? (1 hp 746 W)

16
Four
  • 15. If a skaters speed increases so he has twice
    the momentum, then his kinetic energy increases
    by what factor?

17
hydrogen gas
  • 16. Consider molecules of hydrogen gas and
    molecules of heavier oxygen gas that have the
    same kinetic energy. Which molecules have a
    greater speed?
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