Lesson: ENERGY DIAGRAM 1. What information can you get from an energy-diagram?2. What are the kinds of equilibrium point? Cite analogies to explain thedifferences.3. What is a turning point in an energy-diagram?4. Describe what happens to an object acted upon by friction (nonconservativeforce) in a parabolic path that opens upward?5. Draw an energy-diagram of a spring both compressed and stretched providedthe length of elongation and contraction are the same.

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Lesson: ENERGY DIAGRAM

1. What information can you get from an energy-diagram?
2. What are the kinds of equilibrium point? Cite analogies to explain the
differences.
3. What is a turning point in an energy-diagram?
4. Describe what happens to an object acted upon by friction (nonconservative
force) in a parabolic path that opens upward?
5. Draw an energy-diagram of a spring both compressed and stretched provided
the length of elongation and contraction are the same.

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