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Is it possible to have kinetic energy and potential energy? What about neither? Give an example of each!

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Serhud [2]3 years ago

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Yes they are both possible. An example of having both kinetic and gravitational potential energy could possibly be when you are travelling on a roller coaster. You are in motion and at a height. An example of neither could just be an individual sitting on a floor. They are neither in motion or at a height. Hope that helps :)

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