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c can never be negative

d is constant. ifonlv conservative

forces acl.

bag drops some distan;e and gains 90 J

drd the bas lose,

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olkinetic energy. Conside.ing air resistance, how much gravitational potential energy

90J

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c less than 90
and al rest possesses

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kintrc bur no potenlial energy c both poletrtial and kinetic energy in equal amounts
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band
ramp

Aftuda strerches horizontally a rubber

Pamela's puppyjumps down th chair.

d. Water is forced upward lhrough a pipe

b A car ascends a sleep parkiog
I l,Ay'rcrure liame fallsotrrhe watl Considering the presence ofair, how does the kinetic energy (K)iust before striking the floor
compAre ro rhe polenr'alenergy (Pl ar its hanging po.nr'
d. his impossibje to tell.
b K is grearer than
srerchcti a rubber band iive limes. Aiier du! be observd rh& rbe rubber band ieir wa.mrh. Did rhe rubber band gain hear?
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c 5-N
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\rv i{'The ilrernrl energ} ofe sistem rs rnxially 35J. The slstem does 34J ofwork \16a1 is the system's
a 47!

b:oJ

c.i7J

final intemal energy

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hile a gas does 400Jolwork on its surroundings. 900J ofhal is addedtothe gas. What is lhe ohange inthe

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500J
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I energy ofihe gas?
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b 5915J
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irthei ternalenergyofthewatri,rjoules? a.2038 J

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change

caloies

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ir the inremal energy ofthe water in calories ir item no. 37?
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calories

c 6,{8

calories

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5.

ramp uhrt is happening to its potential erergy and klnelic energ

u hen a toy cd.r r olls down a ramp where on $e ramp does il have the hi gJre$ kinelir-ner gy,
Reter ro figure I below Where does the ball have the mon knetic energyr?X
Rfer to figure I belos Where ;s rhe ball s kinel;c energy decreasiqg,
fnerev an ob'ecr has bectruse ir is movrnc-rs called
enerdl
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d 846 calories

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