An object keeps the same amount of kinetic energy unless it speeds up or slows down.
Kinetic energy can be calculated for any moving object as long as the objects' mass and speed are known.
The unit used when measuring kinetic energy is called a joule.
Kinetic energy can occur in any direction whether up and down or left to right.
The answer is B.
A cannot be the answer because only electrons move around the nucleus.
C cannot be it because electrons have a lot more mass than neutrons.
D can't be it because it 's not a typical occurrence for the amount of neutrons to equal the amount of electrons
No. It appears behind the equation
