Conservation of Energy (Grade 12 NSC Matric Physical Sciences): Quizzes
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What defines a conservative force?
What defines a conservative force?
Work depends only on start and end points
Which force is the most important example of a conservative force?
Which force is the most important example of a conservative force?
Gravity
What is the relationship between work by a conservative force and potential energy change?
What is the relationship between work by a conservative force and potential energy change?
On which factor does work done by gravity on a slope depend?
On which factor does work done by gravity on a slope depend?
Only the height change
What characterises a non-conservative force?
What characterises a non-conservative force?
Work depends on the path taken
What happens to mechanical energy when friction acts on an object?
What happens to mechanical energy when friction acts on an object?
Converts to thermal energy
Is total energy conserved when non-conservative forces act?
Is total energy conserved when non-conservative forces act?
Yes, total energy is always conserved
What is the work-energy theorem for non-conservative forces?
What is the work-energy theorem for non-conservative forces?
When friction opposes motion, what happens to mechanical energy?
When friction opposes motion, what happens to mechanical energy?
Mechanical energy decreases
A 65.0 kg player slides at 6.00 m·s with 450 N friction. Distance to stop on level ground?
A 65.0 kg player slides at 6.00 m·s with 450 N friction. Distance to stop on level ground?
2.60 m
