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1 Conceptual Physics DOUBLE JEOPARDY Mechanics

2 Units Work Gravity Momentum PE & KE 200 200 200 200 200 400 400 400 400 400 600 600 600 600 600 800 800 800 800 800 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000

3 Units 200 The units for potential energy. A: What is J? Back

4 Units 400 The units for power. A: What is W? Back

5 Units 600 The units for work. A: What is J? Back

6 Units 800 The units for momentum. A: What is kg m/s? Back

7 Units 1000 This unit equals Newtons/Kilograms. A: What is m/s2? Back

8 Work 200 The amount of work done if a student lifts a box of books that weighs 185 N up m. A: What is 148 J? Back

9 Work 400 The work done by a forklift lifting a 583 kg box 1.2 m. A: What is 6996 J? Back

10 Work 600 The force used to lift a 500 Newton cart to a height of 1 meter using a 10-meter long ramp. A: What is 50 Newtons? Back

11 Work 800 This happens to Work when you increase the distance the force interacts with the object. A: What is increase? Back

12 Work 1000 This is the amount of work done moving a 30 N object 3 m horizontally when the force in the vertical direction. A: What is 0 J? Back

13 Gravity 200 A: What is 1080 N? The weight of a 108 kg football player.
Back

14 Gravity 400 The distance a golf ball falls if you drop it for 0.5 s.
A: What is 1.25 m? Back

15 Gravity 600 This is the force of gravity on the moon compared to the force of gravity on earth. A: What is less? Back

16 A: What is terminal velocity?
Gravity 800 This is the name for the speed at which the force of gravity is equal to the wind resistance. Back A: What is terminal velocity?

17 Gravity 1000 This is the term for the “feeling” or “experience” astronauts have while in orbit. A: What is weightlessness or zero gravity ? Back

18 Momentum 200 A: What is 4.9 kgm/s?
The momentum of a 0.14 kg baseball that is moving at 35 m/s. A: What is 4.9 kgm/s? Back

19 Momentum 400 The force exerted on a 250 kg snowmobile to speed it up from 6 m/s to 28 m/s if a constant force is applied for 60 s. A: What is 92 N? Back

20 Momentum 600 A: What is 11 kg m/s?
The impulse delivered to a baseball if a bat hits it with a force of 14,000 N and they are in contact for s. A: What is 11 kg m/s? Back

21 Momentum 800 The initial speed of a 2575 kg van if it hit a 825 kg parked car and they moved off together at 8.5 m/s. A: What is 11 m/s? Back

22 Momentum 1000 The final velocity of the heavy ball if a 0.2 kg ball moves with a velocity of 0.3 m/s and collides with a 0.1 kg ball moving along the same line at 0.1 m/s. After the collision, the velocity of the kg ball is 0.26 m/s. Back A: What is 0.22 m/s?

23 A: What is kinetic energy?
PE & KE 200 This type of energy that a ball rolling across the ground has. A: What is kinetic energy? Back

24 PE & KE 400 The potential energy of 2 kg textbook that is sitting on a shelf that is 2.1 m high. A: What is 41 J? Back

25 PE & KE 600 The kinetic energy of a 45 kg cart moving with a speed of 10.0 m/s. A: What is a 2250 J? Back

26 PE & KE 800 The velocity of a 2 kg physics textbook just before it hits the ground if it was dropped from a height of 4.5 m. A: What is 9.4 m/s? Back

27 A: What is the bowling ball on Earth?
PE & KE 1000 The bowling ball with the larger potential energy if two identical bowling balls are raised to the same height, one on Earth and the other on the moon. A: What is the bowling ball on Earth? Back


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