Energy
What is the kinetic energy gain for a roller coaster car descending from the top of a track to the bottom, assuming the residual frictional forces are negligible and the increase in height is zero?
Two objects one with mass m and the other M (M >m) are launched directly upwards from the ground with velocity v. Which one reaches a greater height?
The magnitude of work is equal to all of the following EXCEPT
What is the equation for kinetic energy of an object?
Bobby, of mass m, and Sally, of mass 0.75m, slide down the same frictionless slide. Who has more kinetic energy at the bottom of the slide?
What would happen to the amount of work done by gravitational forces on an object dropping freely from rest, if its dropping distance were halved but its mass were doubled in anticipation of assessing work-energy principle?
Which quantity measures how fast work is done?
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In a pendulum swing at its highest point, what kind of energy is at its maximum?
The "k" variable in Hooke's Law represents the
When an oscillating spring subject begins from rest and starts to compress, how does it store energy?