Energy 02 - Energy Bar Charts (P)
*For all situations, assume the
- object begins at the origin.
- h = 0 (zero height) is always at ground level.

* For energy bar charts, use as little energy blocks as possible to adequately represent the situation.


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Example: A cubic velociraptor is pushed North along the dirt. The velociraptor is moving slowly North and speeding up.
On a sheet of paper, complete the following for the situation above before continuing to the next section:
a. Sketch
b. Energy bar chart

Answer on Paper
Answer in Form
On a sheet of paper, complete the following for each situation below:
a. Sketch
b. Energy Bar Chart

1. A cubic brachiosaurus is sliding along a flat section of concrete. It is moving slowly to the right.
2. A cubic stegosaurus is on the floor of a closed elevator. The stegosaurus is always in contact with the floor of the elevator. The elevator is moving upwards at a constant speed.
3. A cubic supersaurus is slowing down as it slowly slides down a sandy slope.
4. A cubic apatosaurus is falling quickly downwards through the air. It is speeding up.
5. A cubic triceratops is pulled up a super-smooth hill made of ice. It is moving slowly at a constant speed.
a. From the image below, select the sketch that best matches the one you drew for each situation.
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1. brachiosaurus
2. stegosaurus
3. supersaurus
4. apatosaurus
5. triceratops
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1b. brachiosaurus - Enter your energy bar chart below.
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2b. stegosaurus - Enter your energy bar chart below.
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3b. supersaurus - Enter your energy bar chart below.
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4b. apatosaurus - Enter your energy bar chart below.
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5b. triceratops - Enter your energy bar chart below.
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