How do we investigate the transformation of potential and kinetic energy?

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k0ka [10]2 years ago

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Answer:

Well potential energy is when an object is not moving, kinetic energy is when energy is made when an object is moving. So basically the way you can investigate the transformation of the energy of potential and kinetic is that, for example, a ball is being pushed down a hill. Ar first there is potential energy because the ball is not moving. Then there is kinetic energy because the ball is being pushed.

Explanation:

so basically what i'm saying as that as the energy of a ball moving than that's kinetic energy, Something that doesn't move always has potential energy.

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