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4 years ago

Which example best represents translation kinetic energy

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Example? I see none, so I'll make up my own.
An example of kinetic energy, is like bicycle riding down a hill.
Kinetic energy, is basically <em>moving</em> energy.
Hope this helps!!!:)

saul85 [17]4 years ago

7 0

Answer:

As for other objects, they have a translational motion if each of their points: - move at the same speed. ... Translational kinetic energy ( KE ) depends on speed ( v ) and mass ( m ) of the moving object.

Explanation:

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