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Work, Force, and Types of Energy

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AB
forcea push or pull on an object that can cause it to change motion
gravitya force that pulls any two objects toward one another, such as you toward the center of the earth
inertiathe tendency of a moving object to stay in motion or a resting object to stay at rest
frictiona force that slows the motion of moving objects
energythe ability to do work
potential energyenergy that an object has because of position
kinetic energyenergy of motion
mechanical energykind of energy an object has because it can move or because it is moving
chemical energyenergy that comes from chemical changes
electrical energyenergy that comes from a flow of electricity
workthe result of a force moving an object
simple machinea machine made up of one or two parts
compound machinea machine made up or 2 or more simple machines
complex machinea machine made of many simple and compound machines
Can an object have both kinetic and potential energy at the same time?yes
Give an example of potential and kinetic energy at the same time.sliding down a slide, swinging on a swing or glider
Can work be done when an object does not move?No
What does the amount of work depend on?The amount of work done depends on the amount of force used and the distance that the object moves.
What is the work formula?Work = force x distance
Be able to name examples of simple machines.inclined plane (ramp), wheel and axle (wheelbarrow), wedge (nail), lever (screwdriver), pulley (rope and wheel), and screw
Be able to give examples of compound machines.bike and pizza cutter
Be able to give examples of complex machines.cars, motorcycles, robots
Do all objects have force?yes
Can gravity be measured?yes
Give an example of gravity.throwing a ball in the air and it comes back
Give an example of force.someone kicks a ball which is not moving
Give an example of friction.applying brakes on in-line skates
How is a pulley useful?A pulley uses a rope and a wheel to make heavy loads easier to lift.


4th Grade Teacher
Holy Ghost Catholic School
Hammond, LA

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