3. Analyze: Friction causes work to be "wasted" as heat (which is why your hands get warm). A. Does friction waste more work on longer or shorter planes? B. How can you tell? C. Why do you think this is? [Hint: Remember the stick presses up on the item. Do your hands get warmer faster if you press them together harder as you rub?] Conjecture: Does friction cause more energy to be wasted if the object is heavier? Why? Use the Gizmo to test this. Describe your results in your notebook or on a separate sheet.

Which option would be an appropriate model for a nuclear chain reaction? (1 po lighting a single firework and throwing it into a pile of fireworks knocking over the first in a straight line of dominoes joining multiple toy train cars into one single train adding a dollar to a bank account each day

The bullet hits the 50 cm thick wooden board with a speed of \( 108 \mathrm{~km} / \mathrm{h} \). What is the deceleration of the bullet, if it leaves the board after 3.5 s ?

3. Analyze: Friction causes work to be "wasted" as heat (which is why your hands get warm). A. Does friction waste more work on longer or shorter planes? B. How can you tell? C. Why do you think this is? [Hint: Remember the stick presses up on the item. Do your hands get warmer faster if you press them together harder as you rub?] Conjecture: Does friction cause more energy to be wasted if the object is heavier? Why? Use the Gizmo to test this. Describe your results in your notebook or on a separate sheet.

A train moving in the east direction accelerates from rest to \( 36 \mathrm{~km} / \mathrm{h} \) in 20 s . What is the average acceleration during that time interval?

4. Conjecture: Does thiction cause more energy to be wasted if the object is heavier? Why? Use the Gizmo to test this. Describe your results in your notebook or on a separate sheet.