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Be ete5 Outline the energy transfers that occur when a mass
hanging vertically on the end of a metal spring is
displaced and allowed to move up and down (oscillate)
freely until it stops moving.
6 State the main energy transfers that occur in the use of a
‘mobile phone.
7. State the names of devices whose main uses are to
perform the following energy transfers:
leetricity to sound
chemical to electricity
sound to electricity
chemical to radiation
chemical to kinetic
clastic to kinetie
kinetic to electricity
chemical to internal
clectromagnetic radiation to electricity.
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8 Sketch and annotate a Sankey diagram to represent
the following process. A car transfers 1500KI from its
fuel as it gains 100kJ of kinetic energy and 200KI of
‘gravitational potential energy. The rest of the energy is
dissipated into the environment.
9. a What are the two main types of energy of an aireraft
flying at a height of 12kr?
bb After the aixplane has landed at an airport, what has
happened to most ofthat energy?
10 An adult male body transfers about 10°J of energy
every day.
‘a Name the source of this energy.
b i Outline the principle uses for this energy and
ii why does it have to be replaced”?
11 A carslows down for traffic lights, State two causes of
energy dissipation.
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with a speed of Soms*,
13 a Determine the work needed to be done on a 1800kg
car to accelerate it from rest to 20ms"
b What average resultant foree is needed to do this in a
horizontal distance of 100m?
Ifthe ear decelerates from the same speed to rest in
70m, calculate the average force exerted on the car
What are the locations of this force?
Calculate the kinetic energy of an electron (mass =
9.110 * 10°'kg) moving with a speed which is 5% of
the speed of light (3.0 « 10°ms°.
b What is the momentum of this electron?
15 Suppose that the force
A34 continued to act for
final speed of the box
of LOm,
1e box in Worked example
jother 50cm, Determine the
it had moved a total distance
16 a Calculate the kinetic energy of a high-speed train (see
Figure A3.21) which has a mass of 7.5 * 10°kg and is
‘moving with a speed of 300kmh
bb Compare your answer to the kinetic energy of a
typical family car on a motorway.
© What average force is needed to reduce the speed of
the train uniformly to zero in a distance of 5.0km?
d_ Suggest two reasons why high-speed railway systems
do not have many stations.
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