Jeopardy

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Jeopardy
Electric MOJO
Power of a Human
Electrifying Ride
MAGLEV
COME to TERMS
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Final Jeopardy
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• The eCRP is this type of transport.

• motorcycle

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• The main benefit of the eCRP is this?

• Requires no gasoline

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• The eCRP can reach speeds of.

• 237 mph

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• The battery power pack hold this much electricity.

• 7.4 kW

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• The eCRP was designed for the street and also for
  this.

• racing

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• A human powered car can travel this fast.

• 60 mph

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• The human powered car we studied was built by
  this person.

• Charles S. Greenwood

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• The human powered car seats this many people.

• 4

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• The human powered car cost this much to develop.

• 250,000.00

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• The human powered car moves forward by this
  method.

• Pulling back on the handle to charge the system.

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• Hybrid cars store energy in these two places.

• Gas tank batteries

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• Electric motors in hybrid cars use this type of
  electrical current.

• Direct Current (DC)

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• Fords best selling hybrid car is called this.

• Fusion

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• Fords hybrid car has this much electrical power
  stored onboard.

• 7.5 kW

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• This relatively recent storage invention has
  increased the range of hybrid cars.

• Lithium batteries

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• MAGLEV stands for

• Magnetic levitation

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• A maglev train reduces this greatly because there
  are no wheels.

• friction

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• MAGLEV trains are mainly used for this purpose

• Transport people and cargo long distances

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• This is a drawback for using MAGLEV trains.

• High cost of construction

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• The Chinese MAGLEV train can reach this high
  speed.

• 311 mph

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A device that converts electricity to mechanical
work

• Electric motor

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Something suited for living or going in and out
of the water.

• Amphibious

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A vehicle which is powered by both electricity
and another fuel, usually petrol/gas.

• Hybrid Electric Vehicle

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• A device consisting of a wheel or disk mounted so
  that it can spin rapidly about an axis that is
  itself free to alter in direction.

• Gyroscope

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The magnetic levitation of an object achieved by
constantly altering the strength of a magnetic
field produced by electromagnets.

• Electromagnetic Suspension

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Final Jeopardy Pull Over!

• A device that measures speed, position and
  distance between objects with reflected light.

• Laser Radar