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Energy of moving objects

Practise the unit “Energy of moving objects” (Year 10 Science) by Oak National Academy, with a topic for each of its 41 lessons.

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41 topics

  1. Work done (W = F × s)
  2. Power (P = W ÷ t)
  3. Efficiency (in terms of energy and power)
  4. Calculating the energy of a moving object (Ek=½mv²)
  5. The energy of an object in a gravitational field (EP=mgh)
  6. Calculating energy changes (Ek and Ep)
  7. Stretching a spring practical
  8. Stretching a spring analysis (F=ke)
  9. Calculating the energy of a spring (Ee = 1/2 ke²)
  10. Calculating efficiency (in terms of useful energy transferred)
  11. Calculating efficiency (in terms of energy and power)
  12. The energy of an object in a gravitational field (E=mgh)
  13. Calculating energy changes - with complex examples (KE and dGPE)
  14. Work done (E = F × d)
  15. Efficiency (in terms of useful energy transferred)
  16. Work done calculations (W = F × s)
  17. Calculating the energy of springs (E = 1/2 kx²)
  18. Efficiency (in terms of useful output energy transfer)
  19. Calculating the energy of springs (Ee = 1/2 ke²)
  20. Calculating energy changes - with complex examples (E)
  21. Calculating the energy of a moving object (E=1/2mv2)
  22. Calculating energy changes (KE and dGPE)
  23. Stretching a spring analysis and calculations (F=kx)
  24. Power calculations (P = E ÷ t)
  25. The energy of objects in a gravitational field (dGPE=m x g x dh)
  26. Stretching a spring analysis (F=kx)
  27. Power calculations (P = W/t)
  28. Calculating the energy of a moving object (KE=1/2mv2)
  29. Calculating the energy of a spring (E = 1/2 kx²)
  30. Power (P = E ÷ t)
  31. The energy of objects in a gravitational field (EP=mgh)
  32. Work done calculations (E = F × d)
  33. The energy of objects in a gravitational field (E=mgh)
  34. Stretching a spring analysis and calculations (F=ke)
  35. Calculating energy changes - with complex examples (Ek and Ep)
  36. The energy of an object in a gravitational field (dGPE=m x g x dh)
  37. Calculating efficiency (in terms of useful output energy transfer)
  38. Calculating energy changes (E)
  39. Calculating the energy of moving objects (Ek=1/2mv2)
  40. Calculating the energy of moving objects (KE=1/2mv2)
  41. Calculating the energy of moving objects (E=1/2mv2)

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