18. Complete the table below. Use the information in Model 2 or the graph in question 15 to estimate the kinetic energy for each situation. Total Mass of bike + rider Speed (m/sec) Kinetic Energy Joules) system Type of Riding (kilograms) 60 12 Long uphill .. 60 24 Long downhill 19. Which change in a system produces a greater change in kinetic energy? Use data from Model 1 and Model 2 to support your answer. a. Doubling the mass of the system b. Doubling the speed of the system c. Doubling either mass or speed d. You can't tell from the data tables

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18. Complete the table below. Use the information in Model 2 or the graph in question 15 to estimate
the kinetic energy for each situation.
Total Mass of
bike + rider
Kinetic Energy
Speed
(m/sec)
system
Type of Riding
(kilograms)
Joules)
60
12
Long
uphill
60
24
Long
downhill
19. Which change in a system produces a greater change in kinetic energy? Use data from Model 1 and
Model 2 to support your answer.
a. Doubling the mass of the system
b. Doubling the speed of the system
c. Doubling either mass or speed
d. You can't tell from the data tables
20. Based on your understanding of Model 1 and Model 2, write one sentence that describes the term,
kinetic energy.
STOP Check your answers with your teacher before you continue.
What I Still Wonder...
21. Write one additional question you have about mass, speed, or kinetic energy.
Transcribed Image Text:18. Complete the table below. Use the information in Model 2 or the graph in question 15 to estimate the kinetic energy for each situation. Total Mass of bike + rider Kinetic Energy Speed (m/sec) system Type of Riding (kilograms) Joules) 60 12 Long uphill 60 24 Long downhill 19. Which change in a system produces a greater change in kinetic energy? Use data from Model 1 and Model 2 to support your answer. a. Doubling the mass of the system b. Doubling the speed of the system c. Doubling either mass or speed d. You can't tell from the data tables 20. Based on your understanding of Model 1 and Model 2, write one sentence that describes the term, kinetic energy. STOP Check your answers with your teacher before you continue. What I Still Wonder... 21. Write one additional question you have about mass, speed, or kinetic energy.
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