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Savvas Elevate Course 1 Topic 3 Lessons 1 and 2Versión en línea Savvas Elevate Course 1 Topic 3 Lessons 1 and 2 por Kim Boxdorfer 1 Is 22 N·m the correct GPE of a 20-N object that is 2 m high? Yes No 2 When you carry an object at the same height, are you doing work? Yes No 3 Does potential energy mean stored energy? Yes No 4 If something weighs 20 N and is 2 m high, is its GPE 40 N·m? Yes No 5 Do springs have kinetic energy when they are not moving? Yes No 6 Does height affect gravitational potential energy? Yes No 7 Does an object sitting still on the floor have gravitational potential energy? Yes No 8 Is force a push or a pull? Yes No 9 Does kinetic energy mean energy of motion? Yes No 10 When you swing a bat, do you use transfer to change the motion of the bat? Yes No 11 Could 120 seconds be the speed in this equation: KE=½ × mass × speed² Yes No 12 Does a roller coaster have the most potential energy at the lowest point? Yes No 13 When you swing a bat, does the force you apply change the motion of the bat? Yes No 14 When you push a shovel into the ground, are you doing work? Yes No 15 Is the correct formula for kinetic energy ½ × mass × speed²? Yes No 16 Can force change the motion of an object? Yes No 17 Does carrying something without lifting it count as doing work? Yes No 18 Does a roller coaster have the most kinetic energy at the highest point? Yes No 19 When you swing a bat, do you use motion to change the force of the bat? Yes No 20 If a roller coaster car is moving fastest at the bottom, is that when kinetic energy is greatest? Yes No 21 Could 16.67m/s be the speed in this equation: KE=½ × mass × speed² Yes No 22 Could 500 kg be the mass in this equation: KE=½ × mass × speed² Yes No 23 Is the correct formula for kinetic energy ½ × speed × mass²? Yes No 24 When you swing a bat, do you use energy to change the motion of the bat by applying a force? Yes No 25 Do springs also have gravitational potential energy when they hang from above? Yes No 26 Could 2000 meters be the mass in this equation: KE=½ × mass × speed² Yes No 27 Does a roller coaster car have the most potential energy at the highest point? Yes No 28 Do springs have elastic potential energy when they can stretch? Yes No 29 If you apply force to something but it does not move, have you done work? Yes No 30 When you pick up an object, are you doing work? Yes No 31 Is gravitational potential energy caused by an object’s elasticity? Yes No 32 Is gravitational potential energy caused by the gravitational pull of Earth? Yes No 33 Does a roller coaster car have the most kinetic energy at the lowest point? Yes No 34 Does weight affect gravitational potential energy? Yes No 35 Do springs have elastic potential energy because they can stretch? Yes No

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Savvas Elevate Course 1 Topic 3 Lessons 1 and 2Versión en línea

por Kim Boxdorfer

Is 22 N·m the correct GPE of a 20-N object that is 2 m high?

When you carry an object at the same height, are you doing work?

Does potential energy mean stored energy?

If something weighs 20 N and is 2 m high, is its GPE 40 N·m?

Do springs have kinetic energy when they are not moving?

Does height affect gravitational potential energy?

Does an object sitting still on the floor have gravitational potential energy?

Is force a push or a pull?

Does kinetic energy mean energy of motion?

When you swing a bat, do you use transfer to change the motion of the bat?

Could 120 seconds be the speed in this equation: KE=½ × mass × speed²

Does a roller coaster have the most potential energy at the lowest point?

When you swing a bat, does the force you apply change the motion of the bat?

When you push a shovel into the ground, are you doing work?

Is the correct formula for kinetic energy ½ × mass × speed²?

Can force change the motion of an object?

Does carrying something without lifting it count as doing work?

Does a roller coaster have the most kinetic energy at the highest point?

When you swing a bat, do you use motion to change the force of the bat?

If a roller coaster car is moving fastest at the bottom, is that when kinetic energy is greatest?

Could 16.67m/s be the speed in this equation: KE=½ × mass × speed²

Could 500 kg be the mass in this equation: KE=½ × mass × speed²

Is the correct formula for kinetic energy ½ × speed × mass²?

When you swing a bat, do you use energy to change the motion of the bat by applying a force?

Do springs also have gravitational potential energy when they hang from above?

Could 2000 meters be the mass in this equation: KE=½ × mass × speed²

Does a roller coaster car have the most potential energy at the highest point?

Do springs have elastic potential energy when they can stretch?

If you apply force to something but it does not move, have you done work?

When you pick up an object, are you doing work?

Is gravitational potential energy caused by an object’s elasticity?

Is gravitational potential energy caused by the gravitational pull of Earth?

Does a roller coaster car have the most kinetic energy at the lowest point?

Does weight affect gravitational potential energy?

Do springs have elastic potential energy because they can stretch?