Kinetic energy is the energy of motion. The following two experiments were designed to exploreExperiment 1 was designed to test how speed affects kinetic energy The kinetic energy iscalculated using a mass of 1,200 kg (mass of an average car) traveling at various speeds.eVocabularyKinetio EnergyMath Connections-natie nealDateNameether speed or mass plays a bigger role in determining the amount of kinelic energe equation for calculating the kinetic energy of an object is KE- ()mmesa kinetic energy of the object. It is measured in the energy unit of joules (J). m themass of the object in kilograms (kg)he speed of the object, measured in meters per second (m/s), which must be squaredNote 1 joule = 1 kg x (m/s)plete the table for Experiment 1 and find the kinetic energy of the car at different speeds. Ins experiment, mass is constant, which means that mass does not change.Experiment 1: Kinetic Energy of a 1,200 kg Car at Different SpeedsKinetic EnergyMass of CarSpeed of Car4437.01 JOUle1,200 kg2.78 m/s1.2 18181.5 Joule3. 41 G33.39 Joule74059.24 Jouwe115759.267Toate166 733.31 JOule1,200 kg5.65 m/s1,200 kg8.33 m/s1,200 kg11.11 m/s4.1,200 kg13.89 m/s5.1,200 kg16.67 m/s6.1,200 kg19.44 m/s7.Accelerate Learning Inc -All Rights Reserved

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