Lesson 6 Exit Ticket Work Done Yr 10
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Which of the following is the correct equation to calculate image size? *
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Name the structure D *
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What are the correct units for this equation:              GPE  =  mass  x  gravitational field strength  x  height *
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Convert 0.5 kJ into Joules *
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A bike with a mass of 235 kg is moving at a speed of 18 m/s. How much kinetic energy does it have?                    Kinetic energy = ½ x mass x velocity2 *
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Convert 38070J into kilo Joules to 1 Decimal places *
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Work done is just another way of describing .... *
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I transfer 2400J of chemical energy in a chocolate bar to Kinetic energy when i cycle. What is the work done (J)
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Identify the energy transfers when a vase is knocked from a table and smashes on the floor. *
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Identify the energy transfers when child bounces on a trampoline. *
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What causes brake discs to to become red hot when braking? *
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Calculate the energy I transfer as I walk up the stairs in my house. I have a mass of about 70kg and there are 25 steps in my stairs each 20cm in height; so in total I move 25 x 0.2 = 5m (Gravity = 10) *
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Convert 3500 J into Kilo Joules *
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Work done  = force  x distance (moved in the direction of the force) Calculate the work done if A car is pushed with a force of 250N for 20m. (tick all that apply) *
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A Bike travelled 20 m after the brakes were applied. The brakes did  200000J of work. What was the braking force?  *
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