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What are three stores of energy?

Chemical, Kinetic, Gravitational Potential, Elastic Potential, Thermal Energy, Magnetic, Electrostatic

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Name 2 types of energy that is wasted in a car.

Thermal, chemical

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Describe the energy transfer when bungee jumping.

Kinetic to elastic potential to kinetic

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What is energy measured in, in terms of unit?

Joules (J)

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What does conservation of energy mean?

Energy cannot be created or destroyed, only transferred.

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At what point on a pendulum is the maximum kinetic energy present?

At the lowest point (pendulum is straight).

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What is a closed system?

Energy cannot enter or leave the system.

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What is the formula for work done?

Work done = force x distance.

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What force does a brake pad use in order to slow down the car?

Friction between pad and tyre.

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What contact force causes an object to slow down?

Friction.

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When is work done?

When an object is moved by a force.

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How can you calculate the change of gravitational potential energy?

Change GPE = mass x Gravitational Field Strength x change in height.

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What is the definition of gravitational potential energy?

The potential energy an object depends on its mass, the planet it is on (its GFS), and its height from the ground.

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Name one way to decrease the gravitational potential energy of an object.

Lower or drop it.

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What is the formula used to calculate elastic potential energy?

EPE = 1/2 x spring constant x extension.

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What law can a force-extension graph show?

Hooke's law.

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What is the formula for kinetic energy?

KE = 1/2 x mass x velocity².

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What does energy dissipation mean?

Energy that dissipates spreads out and becomes less useful.

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What does the term useful energy mean?

Energy transferred to where it is wanted to do the job that is intended.

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What does the term wasted energy mean?

Energy that is not usefully transferred.

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If useful energy is 250J and total energy is 2000J, what is the efficiency?

Efficiency = (250/2000) x 100 = 12.5%.

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Name two examples of how you could improve efficiency.

Increase useful energy output, Decrease total energy output.

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What does the term efficiency limit mean?

This is the maximum amount of energy transferred to useful energy within a closed system.

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What is the formula used to calculate efficiency?

Efficiency = (useful energy / total energy) x 100.

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What is the useful energy in a kettle?

Thermal energy.

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What is the wasted energy in a car engine?

Thermal energy, energy transferred as sound waves.

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What is the useful energy in a TV?

Energy transferred as sound and light waves.

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What is power measured in, in terms of units?

Watts (W).

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What is power?

The amount of energy supplied per second.

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What is the equation to calculate power?

Power (in watts) = Energy transferred to appliance (in joules) / time taken for energy to be transferred (in seconds).