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Warm up # 45 What is the equation for Force? Use the sentence frame to help with your answer The equation for force is... Warm up # 46 How is mass related to kinetic energy? Use the sentence frame to help with your answer Mass is related to kinetic energy because...

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Warm up # 45

What is the equation for Force?

Use the sentence frame to help with your

answer

The equation for force is...

Warm up # 46

How is mass related to kinetic energy?

Use the sentence frame to help with your

answer

Mass is related to kinetic energy because...

Warm up # 47

Which object has more kinetic energy

when it rolls down a hill, A basketball or

a bowling ball, Explain your answer.

Use the sentence frame to help with your

answer

The _____ ball will have more kinetic

energy because...

Instructions1. Go to school's website

2. Click "Quick Links" tab

3. Select "Student Links" and click on

"Online benchmark"

4. Log in with Student ID and use this

benchmark code:

Warm up # 48

List a fact about 1 of the 8 planets in

our solar system

Use the sentence frame to help with your

answer

1 fact about the 8 planets is...

Assignments Page #

TC 1

13. #CUBS Annotation ___

14. Solar system notes ___15. Planet facts ___

16. Gravity and our solar system review ___

17. Benchmark 1 Review ___

18. Cosmos standing in the milky way notes ___

Write down 10 facts

or

10 things you learned

or

10 things you thought was interesting

you can do a combination of all 3

Benchmark 1 review

Force

ass Aceleration

N

kg m/s

Force

Mass = Force

Acceleration

Acceleration = Force

Mass

5,800 kilograms and a rhino with a mass of

3,000 kilograms. Both animals charged at

each other at the same acceleration.

Which animal will have more kinetic energy

(aka Force)?

The... will have more kinetic energy

because...

5,800 kilograms and a rhino with a mass of

3,000 kilograms. Both animal charges at

each other at the same acceleration.

Which animal will have more kinetic energy

(aka Force)?

The elephant will have more kinetic

each animal?

Mass affects force because a larger mass

will produce more force and a smaller

mass will produce less force.

each animal?

3. Describe what would happen to the

elephant and rhino from question 1 if the

two animals collided.

When the animals collide, the... will push

the...

3. Describe what would happen to the

elephant and rhino from question 1 if the

two animals collided.

When the animals collide, the elephant will

push the rhino backwards because the

elephant has more force due to a larger

mass.

4. If you had to ride the elephant or rhino

during the collision, which one would be

safer for you?

I would ride the... because it is safer due

to...

4. If you had to ride the elephant or rhino

during the collision, which one would be

I would ride the elephant because it is

safer due to having a larger mass

compared to the rhino.

5. What would happen if two elephants with

the same mass and acceleration were to

collide? Draw a force diagram using boxes

and arrows to represent the collision.

(you can use any value for force)

5. What would happen if two elephants with

the same mass and acceleration were to

collide? Draw a force diagram using boxes

and arrows to represent the collision.

elephant elephant

(you can use any value for force)

500N 500N

6. Calculate the net force from question 5.

elephant elephant

500N 500N

6. Calculate the net force from question 5.

elephant elephant

500N 500N

The net force is 0

AnimalMass

(kilograms)

Kinetic Energy

(Joules)

Wolf 20 kg 100 J

Cow 180 kg 700 J

Goat 55 kg 300 J

Monkey 85 kg 430 J

Bear 140 kg 540 J

Dolphin 165 kg 650 J

7. Using the data above, create a graph

showing the relationship of mass and kinetic

energy

Mass (kg)

Energy (Joules)

0

100

200

300

400

500

600

700

20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180

Mass (kg)

Energy (Joules)

0

100

200

300

400

500

600

700

20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180

Relationship of Mass and Kinetic Energy

8. Using the graph from question 7, describethe relationship between mass and kineticenergy

The relationship between mass and

kinetic energy is...

8. Using the graph from question 7, describethe relationship between mass and kineticenergy

The relationship between mass and

kinetic energy is that as mass increases

kinetic energy increases

9. Which one of these objects do you

think will have more kinetic energy as it

rolls downhill and hits a car?

0.05kg 2000kg

9. Which one of these objects do you

think will have more kinetic energy as it

rolls down hill?

0.05kg 2000kg

more mass. It will have more kinetic

energy

an ice road and a cement road. Describe

the difference in friction on both surfaces.

The ___ road has ___ friction compared to

the ___ road.

an ice road and a cement road. Describe

the difference in friction on both surfaces.

The cement road has more friction

compared to the ice road.

The ice road or the cement road, explain

The ball will go further on the ___ road

because...

The ice road or the cement road, explain

The ball will go further on the ice road

because it has less friction to slow the ball

down.

What must you do in order to have the

ball on the cement road roll as far as the

ball on the ice road?

I must ___ so the ball on the cement road

will roll as far as the ball on the ice road.

12. Using your answer from question 10,

What must you do in order to have the

ball on the cement road roll as far as the

ball on the ice road?

I must apply more force (kick harder) so the

ball on the cement road will roll as far as the

ball on the ice road.