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Mrs H - the units on the simulation are kJ or kilojoules. There are 1000 joules in a kilojoule. It seems you may have used the wrong conversion factor when you changed kJ to J.

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Mrs. H - the units are KIloJoules or kJ. -1

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Mrs H - the units for energy in the sim were labeled as 'kJ' for kiloJoules. A kJ is 1000 joules. -1

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Mrs. H - the units in the sim were kJ for kiloJoules. There are 1000 joules in a kJ.  -1

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Mrs. H - the units in the sim were kJ for kiloJoules. There are 1000 joules in a kJ.  -1

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Mrs. H - the units in the sim were kJ for kiloJoules. There are 1000 joules in a kJ.  -1

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Blayke Taylor

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Mrs. H - the units in the sim were kJ for kiloJoules. There are 1000 joules in a kJ.  -1

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Mrs. H - the units for Ek at the peak are incorrectly listed as Joules rather than kJ. -1

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Mrs. H - the units in the sim were kJ for kiloJoules. There are 1000 joules in a kJ.  -1

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Mrs. H - the units in the sim were kJ for kiloJoules. There are 1000 joules in a kJ. -1

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Mrs. H - the units in the sim were kJ for kiloJoules. There are 1000 joules in a kJ.  You have labelled some units as joules and have omitted units on others. -1

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This is my roller coaster thing. Hope you like it.

Mrs. H - I do like it. However, the units in the sim were kJ for kiloJoules. There are 1000 joules in a kJ.  -1