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Work, Energy, and Power

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C O N S E R V A T I O N O F E N E R G Y

Across 19. states that energy cannot be 8. friction and air resistance is an
2. form of energy involved in created nor destroyed, but only example of what type of force
weighing fruit on a spring energy transformed from one form into 9. energy of a moving object
3. a stretched rubber band or a another 10. the sum of kinetic energy and
stretched or compressed spring are 20. the ability to do work all forms of potential energy
examples of which potential energy Down 12. the gravitation force is called
6. a push or pull 1. friction converts kinetic a
11. the sum of an object's energy to 14. SI unit of work
potential and kinetic energy 4. the net work done on an 16. he unit of power equal to one
13. work done in a certain amount object is equal to its change in joule of energy transferred in one
of time kinetic and potential energy second
15. the force that opposes motion 5. energy that is stored in 18. the product of the force
between two surfaces that are in chemical bonds exerted on an object and the
contact 7. a roller coaster track is an distance the object moves in the
17. stored energy example of a direction of the force