Energyenergrenable, rollfor the most of the rideKinetic ener is energy thatKineticEnergyargo veS the energy an oblect has G resultOf it's posinonStates that within a closed system enerecun Change form but it cunnot'be Credtedor destroyedPotentialEnergyLaw ofConservationof Energy2- Answer the following questions based on the reading passageCircle if the statement is True or if it is False.T.a)Moving objects have kinetic energy.b) Kinetic energy is either mechanical or potential.c) A bird in flight has both kinetic energy and potential energy.d) Mechanical energy can be used to do work.e) The faster an object moves, the more potential energy it has.f) Anything that could be lifted off the ground has potentialFT.T.FT.FFenergy.g) A stretched spring has potential energy.h) Water gains kinetic energy after it goes over a waterfall.Wind has kinetic energy.FFT.3-Classify the following examples as Potential (Ep) or Kinetic (Ek) EnergyA car is traveling 45 mph.A rock is on a ledge 5 meters high.A car is resting at the top of a hill.A ball is thrown into the air and is still moving.EpA ball rolling on the ground.

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3-Classify the following examples as Potential (Ep) or Kinetic (Ek) Energy A car is traveling 45 mph. A rock is on a ledge 5 meters high. A car is resting at the top of a hill. A ball is thrown into the air and is still moving. Ep A ball rolling on the ground.

3-Classify the following examples as Potential (Ep) or Kinetic (Ek) Energy A car is traveling 45 mph. A rock is on a ledge 5 meters high. A car is resting at the top of a hill. A ball is thrown into the air and is still moving. Ep A ball rolling on the ground.

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2- Answer the following questions based on the reading passage
Circle if the statement is True or if it is False.
T.
a)Moving objects have kinetic energy.
b) Kinetic energy is either mechanical or potential.
c) A bird in flight has both kinetic energy and potential energy.
d) Mechanical energy can be used to do work.
e) The faster an object moves, the more potential energy it has.
f) Anything that could be lifted off the ground has potential
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g) A stretched spring has potential energy.
h) Water gains kinetic energy after it goes over a waterfall.
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3-Classify the following examples as Potential (Ep) or Kinetic (Ek) Energy
A car is traveling 45 mph.
A rock is on a ledge 5 meters high.
A car is resting at the top of a hill.
A ball is thrown into the air and is still moving.
Ep
A ball rolling on the ground.

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