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Bobsled Physics: Friction and Gravity Energy Challenge
Students analyze a bobsled track to identify locations of maximum potential and kinetic energy.
$2.50USD · Digital download
Students analyze a bobsled track to identify locations of maximum potential and kinetic energy. The activity includes a glossary, energy-conservation review, classification practice, predictions, and track-analysis questions.
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- Students will identify where potential energy is highest on a bobsled track.
- Students will identify where kinetic energy is highest during motion.
- Students will explain how gravitational potential energy transforms into kinetic energy.
- Students will describe how friction affects sled speed and energy.
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