Energy changes when charges or magnets move in a field
Grade 11 Science Worksheet - Challenge Me
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Like charges of 40 nC and 40 nC, let go 4 cm apart, push apart to 8 cm. With k = 8.9875 × 10⁹ N·m²/C², how many μJ become kinetic energy, Bo?
Like charges of 10 nC and 50 nC, let go 2 cm apart, push apart to 5 cm. With k = 8.9875 × 10⁹ N·m²/C², how many μJ become kinetic energy, Esme?
Released magnets had 0.06 J stored. Just as they circle together they have 0.05 J of kinetic energy. Where is the rest, Jun?
- It was destroyed
- Still stored in the magnets
- In sound and a little heat
It takes 0.09 J of work to pull two magnets apart slowly. How much energy is stored in their field, Kira?
- 0.18 J
- 0.045 J
- 0.09 J
Two equal magnets pulled apart store 0.08 J, then are let go. Ignoring friction, how much kinetic energy do they have together just before meeting, Luz?
- 0.04 J
- 0.08 J
- 0.16 J
Milo says pulling a magnet off a fridge door releases energy. Agree or disagree?
- Agree: separating attracting things frees energy
- Agree: the pull uses up the field
- Disagree: it stores energy in the field
Noah says unlike charges lose field energy as they are pulled apart. Agree or disagree?
- Agree: the charges get weaker
- Disagree: they gain field energy
- Agree: pulling apart releases it
A camera flash charges a capacitor, then empties it to make the flash. Where is the energy stored before the flash, Ren?
- In the light bulb
- In the electric field between the plates
- In the plastic case
A cupboard has a magnetic latch. When is field energy released, Tala?
- When the door is pulled open
- When the door snaps shut
- When the door stands still
In a small electric motor, what do the magnetic forces turn electrical energy into, Zee?
- Light
- Kinetic energy of the spinning part
- Chemical energy in the magnets