1. Explain the Conservation of Mechanical Energy using kinetic, gravitational potential, and thermal energy. 2. Describe...

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1. Explain the Conservation of Mechanical Energy using kinetic, gravitational potential, and thermal energy. 2. Describe how changing the mass, friction, or gravity affects the skater's energy. 3. Predict position or estimate speed from an energy bar graph or pie chart. 4. Calculate speed or height at one position from information about a different position. 5. Describe what happens to the energy in the system when the reference height changes. 6. Design a skate park using mechanical energy and energy conservation concepts. Compute the following values: 1. At the highest point, get velocity, kinetic, potential and total energy. 2. At the lowest point, get velocity, kinetic potential, and total energy. 3. In the middle point, get velocity, kinetic, potential, and Total energy lowest M highit middle A 1. Explain the Conservation of Mechanical Energy using kinetic, gravitational potential, and thermal energy. 2. Describe how changing the mass, friction, or gravity affects the skater's energy. 3. Predict position or estimate speed from an energy bar graph or pie chart. 4. Calculate speed or height at one position from information about a different position. 5. Describe what happens to the energy in the system when the reference height changes. 6. Design a skate park using mechanical energy and energy conservation concepts. Compute the following values: 1. At the highest point, get velocity, kinetic, potential and total energy. 2. At the lowest point, get velocity, kinetic potential, and total energy. 3. In the middle point, get velocity, kinetic, potential, and Total energy lowest M highit middle A

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1 Conservation of Mechanical Energy states that the total mechanical energy of a system remains constant if only conservative forces like gravity are ... View the full answer