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meriva
3 years ago
15

A form of energy that is stored in a stretched rubber band is called

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storchak [24]3 years ago
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You input potential (stored<span>) </span>energy<span> into the </span>rubber band<span> system when you </span>stretched<span> the</span>rubber band<span> back. Because it is an </span>elastic<span> system, this kind of potential </span>energy<span> is specifically </span>called elastic<span> potential </span>energy<span>. ... When the </span>rubber band<span> is released, the potential </span>energy<span> is quickly converted to kinetic (motion) </span>energy<span>.</span>
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