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1. Calculate the amount of work done on the 0.5kg book. Video: https://www.educreations.com/lesson/view/energy-1-a-c/16250665/
2.
a. The book is carried horizontally for a distance of 12m. Explain why no work was done.

b. The book is lifted vertically 0.85m and then brought back down 0.85m. Explain why no work was done.

c. The book is lifted vertically 0.85m. (4.2 N-m)

d. The book is pulled with a force of 15N at an angle of 30 degrees for 12meters.
Video: https://www.educreations.com/lesson/view/energy-1-d/16251245/

3. A car slides to a stop. Video: https://www.educreations.com/lesson/view/energy-concept-worksheet-pg-2-2/16928507/

a. How far will your 1500kg car travel if it takes 25,000N to stop it from going 35m/s? (37m)

b. How much power is exerted by the brakes if it takes 30s to stop? (30,000W)

4. You set up a stunt where you drive your car at 55m/s at a suspended rope with a magnet on the end that will
grab your car and allow it to swing freely upward. How high will your car swing? The rope and magnet are
massless. (150m) Video: https://www.educreations.com/lesson/view/energy-4/16420622/

5. You hit a ball at 54m/s at 600 off the horizontal. Assume the ball left at ground level. It travels into the stands
that are 112m off the ground. How fast does the ball hit the seats? (27m/s) Video:
https://www.educreations.com/lesson/view/energy-5/16421883/
6. A rollercoaster traveling at 10m/s is 80m above the ground. How high must the second hill be if the designer
wants the coaster to be traveling at 15m/s? (74m) Similar Video: https://www.educreations.com/lesson/view/energy-6/16422479/

7. A 410kg bobsled team is pushed with a force of 1500N for 5.0m and is 50.0m above the ground. How fast in
mph is the sled moving at the bottom of the hill? (71mph) Video: https://www.educreations.com/lesson/view/energy-7/16423559/

8. How far will a car travel after slamming on the brakes and sliding to a stop if traveling at an initial velocity of
27m/s (60mph) and the coefficient of friction between the tires and the road is 0.95? (39m)
Video: https://www.educreations.com/lesson/view/energy-8/16424565/