TRUE or FALSE. Carefully read the section in your notes about work, energy, and thedifferent forms of energy. Choose True or False.If an object hanging from a rope above the ground's surface, and it isstationary, the object has GPE only.If an object is above the ground's surface and is moving, it has GPEonly.If an object is above the ground's surface and is moving, like anairplane flying, it has both GPE and KE.If an object is above the ground's surface and is moving, like anairplane flying, it has KE only.All objects in motion have at Icast one form of kinetic energy.When work is performed against gravity, GPE is attributed to thatobject.When work is performed against resistance, potential energy iscreated.If you stretch a spring, you create electrical energy.If you stretch a spring, you create elastic potential energy.If you stretch a spring, you are performing work against resistance.If a compact disk is playing, the compact disk has translational KE.If a compact disk is playing, the compact disk has rotational KE.Fuels are examples of chemical potential energy.8aLIVEWORKSHEETSIf a ball rolls down an incline, the ball has both rotational andtranslational KE.All forms of energy can produce work.All forms of work can produce energy.If'an elevator is moving upward, the motor is performing work againstgravity,If an elevator is moving upward, the clevator is gaining GPE.If an clevator iIs moving upward, the clevator has translational KFEIf an elevator is moving downward, the GPE is decreasing.ATAATAATT

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TRUE or FALSE. Carefully read the section in your notes about work, energy, and the different forms of energy. Choose True or False. If an object hanging from a rope above the ground's surface, and it is stationary, the object has GPE only. If an object is above the ground's surface and is moving, it has GPE only. If an object is above the ground's surface and is moving, like an airplane flying, it has both GPE and KE. If an object is above the ground's surface and is moving, like an airplane flying, it has KE only. All objects in motion have at Icast one form of kinctic encrgy.

TRUE or FALSE. Carefully read the section in your notes about work, energy, and the different forms of energy. Choose True or False. If an object hanging from a rope above the ground's surface, and it is stationary, the object has GPE only. If an object is above the ground's surface and is moving, it has GPE only. If an object is above the ground's surface and is moving, like an airplane flying, it has both GPE and KE. If an object is above the ground's surface and is moving, like an airplane flying, it has KE only. All objects in motion have at Icast one form of kinctic encrgy.

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