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Learning Goals
Learning Goals
Required Vocabulary
Required Vocabulary
collision
elastic collision
impulse
inelastic collision
law of conservation of linear momentum
linear momentum/ momentum
chemical energy
closed system
electromagnetic energy
energy
gravitational potential energy
isolated system
kinetic energy
Law of Conservation of Energy
open system
potential energy diagram
power
simple machine
system
thermal energy
work
Questions for consideration
Questions for consideration
How is impulse related to momentum?
What are the components of momentum?
How can a collision be analyzed in terms of momentum?
How can collisions be explained in terms of momentum?
What are the similarities and differences between inelastic and elastic collisions?
How is angular momentum similar to linear momentum?
What is an example of angular momentum being conserved?
What are the components of angular momentum?
What are the similarities and differences between linear and angular momentum?
What is centripetal force?
How is angular momentum used to describe the motion of planetary bodies?
What are some common types of energy?
What units are commonly used to identify types of energy?
How can kinetic energy be calculated?
How can potential energy be calculated?
How is kinetic energy related to work?
What is the relationship between mass and energy?
How can mass be used to determine the amount of energy that can be created in a nuclear reaction?
How can the change in mass be determined when energy is added to an object?
What are the similarities and differences between open, closed, and isolated systems?
How can energy transformation be described in open, closed, and isolated systems?
How can we explain the conservation of energy using “system/surroundings” terminology for an open, closed, and isolated system?
How can we justify the conservation of energy using “system/surroundings” terminology for an open, closed, and isolated system?
What are the units of work, efficiency, and power?
How can we graphically represent efficiency?
What is the Work-Energy Theorem?
What are some common types of energy?
What units are commonly used to identify types of energy?
How can kinetic energy be calculated?
How can potential energy be calculated?
How is kinetic energy related to work?
What is the relationship between mass and energy?
How can mass be used to determine the amount of energy that can be created in a nuclear reaction?
How can the change in mass be determined when energy is added to an object?
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