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16.  If you were the president, which energy resource(s) would you choose to solve the energy crisis & why?

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16.  If you were the president, which energy resource(s) would you choose to solve the energy crisis & why?

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I would use biomass energy because it is the least expensive of the renewable resources and it is a great way for us to get ride to extra waste

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15. What are 3 energy efficient and/or energy                      	            conservation practices that you could do in your daily life?

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15. What are 3 energy efficient and/or energy                      	            conservation practices that you could do in your daily life?

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- Turn off the lights when not in that room
- Use the air conditioner or heater less
- Unplug unused appliances

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 14.  Explain how the sun is the only energy source for planet earth when talking about Wind Energy & Hydroelectric Energy

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 14.  Explain how the sun is the only energy source for planet earth when talking about Wind Energy & Hydroelectric Energy

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Without the sun, there would be no wind. We use the sun to power the PV cells that split the water molecules that we use for hydroelectric energy.

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13.  Select 3 different energy resources and list 1 pro & 1 con of each

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13.  Select 3 different energy resources and list 1 pro & 1 con of each

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Solar - renewable, NOT reliable
Water - renewable, expensive
Natural Gas - affordable, flammable

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12. Classify 6 different energy resources as renewable or       	non-renewable

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12. Classify 6 different energy resources as renewable or       	non-renewable

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Uranium - nonrenewable
Biomass - renewable
Coal - nonrenewable
Wind - renewable
Solar - renewable
Natural Gas - nonrenewable

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9. Look around the room--identify 3 ways that energy is being changed or could be changed from one form to another

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9. Look around the room--identify 3 ways that energy is being changed or could be changed from one form to another

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Chemical energy in our bodies can be changed into thermal energy.
The speakers have electrical energy that is changed into sound energy.

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8. List 5 things in the room and the form of energy each object has

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8. List 5 things in the room and the form of energy each object has

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My pencil has gravitational energy.
My Chromebook has electrical energy.
The lights have radiant energy.
Everyone's voice has sound energy.
My fingers have motion energy

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7. List as many of the 9 different forms of energy that you can think of

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7. List as many of the 9 different forms of energy that you can think of

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Gravitational, Motion, Thermal, Chemical, Radiant, Nuclear, Sound, Electrical, and Mechanical

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6. Explain the connection between magnets, copper, & electricity

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6. Explain the connection between magnets, copper, & electricity

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It creates a motor. The copper attached to electricity and the magnets can create a circuit.

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5. Calculate the GPE of your 2 N book as it sits on a lab table 1 m ready to fall to the floor

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5. Calculate the GPE of your 2 N book as it sits on a lab table 1 m ready to fall to the floor

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GPE = h × w
GPE = 1 × 2
GPE = 2j

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4. Calculate the KE of your 10 gram pencil as it rolls at 20 cm/s

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4. Calculate the KE of your 10 gram pencil as it rolls at 20 cm/s

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KE = m × v² / 2
v = 20
KE = 10 × 20² / 2
KE = 4,000 / 2
KE = 2,000j

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3. Write the formulas for Kinetic Energy & Gravitational Potential Energy

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3. Write the formulas for Kinetic Energy & Gravitational Potential Energy

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Kinetic: m × v² / 2
Gravitational Potential: h × m × 10 OR h × w

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2. Identify 2 things in this room that have inetic energy & 2 things that have potential energy

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2. Identify 2 things in this room that have inetic energy & 2 things that have potential energy

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The fish have kinetic energy along with my fingers as I type this. The water in the facets have potential energy along with the water in the fish tank.

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1. Explain how kinetic & potential energy are different

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1. Explain how kinetic & potential energy are different

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Kinetic energy is the energy of motion and potential energy is stored energy. Kinetic energy is already in motion an potential energy is ready, but its not in use yet. An example f potential energy is water behind a dam and kinetic energy is flowing water.