Daily Agenda Ms. DeSalvo December 5, 2013. CPS Bell Ringer: 12/5/13 Activity: Energy Review 1.What is the unit for energy? 2.T or F? If an object has.

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Daily Agenda Ms. DeSalvo December 5, 2013

CPS Bell Ringer: 12/5/13 Activity: Energy Review 1.What is the unit for energy? 2.T or F? If an object has kinetic energy then it has momentum. 3.Give the equations for kinetic and potential energy. 4.Give an example when PE = 0

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Kinetic and Potential Energy KE= ½ mv 2 m= mass (kg) v= velocity (m/s) PE= mgh m= mass (kg) g= gravity (9.8m/s2) h= height (m) Total Energy = KE + PE (Conservation of energy)

5 Practice Problem #1 Kinetic Energy A 181 kg motorcycle is traveling at 76 m/s. How much kinetic energy does it have? GUESS

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