I only know of two:
1)potential energy to kinetic energy
2)potential energy to gravitational potential energy
solar energy is energy from the sun and wind energy is energy from the wind
A 5-watt device gives away 5 joules of energy per second. This is because the unit of watts measures power, which is the rate at which energy is transferred.
None. But it does convert 5 watts of electrical power (energy per unit time) into 5 watts of [light + thermal] power.
Arsenic has 8 levels of energy.
When the pendulum is at it's highest point in it's path of flight, the pendulum is not moving, and has purely potential energy. When the pendulum reaches the lowest point in it's flight, that potential energy is converted into kinetic. The total amount of energy has not changed though. Let's make up numbers to prove how this is true. Say we have a ball on the end of the pendulum that weighs 10kg. At it's max height, the ball reaches 5 meters above it's starting point. Since potential energy (PE) = mass (m) x gravity (g) x height (h), our PE = (5kg)(10m/s^2)(5m) = 250 Joules. As I mentioned earlier, total potential energy will equal the total kinetic energy (KE). When the ball reaches it's lowest point (where it's velocity is the highest), we can use our PE energy from the first equation to determine how fast the ball is moving at the bottom of the swing. KE = (1/2) x mass (m) x velocity (v) squared. Since KE also equals PE, we have 250 = (1/2)(5)(v^2) --> 100 = v^2. Therefore the veolcity equals 10 meters per second.
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for about 5 or 10 years
In the TV show "Step by Step," the roller coaster featured is called the "Wild Thing," which is located at the fictional amusement park called "Adventure Land." The coaster made its appearance in the Season 5 episode titled "The Roller Coaster," where the characters experience various adventures and misadventures while at the park. The episode highlights the fun and chaos that ensues during their trip.
you have to get 5 stars on all of the tracks and then there is an arrow to the right of your screen....
A book sitting on a shelf. A roller coaster at the top of a hill. A diver standing on a diving board. A ball held above the ground. A satellite in Earth's orbit.
Well, it depends how realistic you want it, and how much work you are willing to put in it. Here is some programs. 1. RCT3 2. HyperRails 3. Scream Machines 4. Disney's Ultimate Coaster 5. No Limits Coaster
hanging coasters do. Don't worry though, it is about 6' 5"
1.The Rollercoater could get stuck 2. You could fall off the rollercoater 3. Someone could have a heart attack and die while riding the rollercoater 4. The coaster tracks could break and the coaster and all of the riders will fall to the ground 5. The coaster could come off the tracks and go flying through the air before colliding with the ground. ^_^
A raised object - it has gravitational potential energy. Stretched elastic band - it has elastic potential energy. Compressed spring - it has elastic potential energy. Charged battery - it has electrical potential energy. Hot cup of coffee - it has thermal potential energy.
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three people ride the bumper cars and 3 people ride the roller coaster
The highest roller coaster in the world is kingda ka. It is 456ft and can go 128 mp in just 3.5 seconds. This roller coaster is located in new jersey at sixs flags great adventure.Kingda Ka is the tallest rollercoaster, approx. 456 feet tall.sources:common knowledge(for me at least)(BTW I'm only 11)