One can move the object in the negative direction of a gravitational force to increase its gravitational potential energy.
If the object is elastic, you can deform the object under tension or compression (stress) to increase its elastic potential energy.
If the object holds a magnetic charge you can increase its electrodynamic potential energy by subjecting it to a stronger magnetic field.
If the object holds a static charge, one can increase the amount of charged electric particles (static) to increase electrostatic potential energy, also known as electric potential.
One can heat an object to increase its thermal potential energy.
One can slow an object down to increase it's rest mass energy (also potential)
One can introduce charged leptons or down-type quarks into an atom, which by emitting W and Z bosons can increase the weak forces, which will increase nuclear potential forces of an atom (bit of a stretch)
There are several ways to give an object potential energy. One can move the object against the force of gravity to increase. One can also stretch an object out or put pressure on it.
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Three examples:1) Anything falling under gravity. Gravitational potential energy is being transferred into kinetic energy, i.e. speed.2) In a turbine. Moving the rotors round on a turbine turns kinetic into electric energy.3) Electric cooking hobs. The electrical energy is dissipated to release thermal energy (heats up).
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There are many ways. In many cases people can drive less by car pooling, taking mass transit, walking or riding a bike to work. In the home, using less air conditioning is a second way to conserve less energy.
1. Switch off lights ,fans and computers when not in use. 2. Recycling the school waste.
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Yes, because potential energy is energy that is stored in an object. Kinetic energy is the energy that is associated with motion. So what you have to have is an object that is in motion but still has more energy that it has yet to convert into kinetic energy. A perfect example of this would be an object that is falling but has not yet hit the ground. This object would have kinetic energy because it is in motion. But it would also have potential energy because it has a ways yet to fall before it lands.
One way would be to use a small object. Another way is to place the object where it has least distance to fall.
1. By movement, kinetic energy 2. By raising its temperature, thermal energy 3. By raising it above earth's surface, potential gravitational energy
It can be described in several ways, but elastic potential energy is the most useful.
potential energy and kenetic energy
Maximum kinetic energy occurs at the bottom of the swing. Maximum potential energy occurs at the top of the swing.
It forms from kinetic to potential
A spring can store elastic potential energy by someone/something squeezing or pulling the spring
Here are some examples of how kinetic energy becomes potential energy: -when a rollercoaster car is at the bottom of a hill and going back up the next hill. -when a ball hits the floor and bounces back up. -climbing up a rock wall. Hope this was helpful!
1. Add mass to the object. 2. Add energy to the object.
Lifting an object up (giving it potential energy) and dropping it (kinetic energy) onto a desk (sound and heat on impact)Potential energy can be converted to kinetic energy in various ways:Gravitational potential energy causes a static object to have potential energy at various altitudes, and when the object is in motion, it converts to kinetic energy. Elastic potential energy involves springs; when a spring is compressed the potential energy increases and when it releases, it is converted into kinetic energy. These are only two ways in which potential energy is converted into kinetic energy.Potential energy is associated with the configuration or position of the body while kinetic energy is associated with motion. The addition of these two for a body always comes out to be the same and hence makes the basis for the law of conservation of energy. The total energy (kinetic+potential) of a body is called the mechanical energy.Take for instance a simple pendulum, when it is at its amplitude (extreme left or right position), due to the negative acceleration at that point it comes to halt (therefore, potential energy is maximum). When it reaches its equilibrium position (centre or mean position), it has maximum velocity and hence maximum kinetic energy.So more motion = more kinetic energyLess motion = more potential energyaccording to law of conservation of energy,energy can neither be created nor destroyed but can be converted from one form to another,i.e.from potential to kinetic.hence when we rise a ball ,energy is transfered from us to the ball & gets stored as potential energy which on falling converts into kinetic energy.Potential energy is energy due to mass and height, while kinetic energy is energy due to mass and velocity. To convert potential energy to kinetic energy, simply let go of the object and let it fall. As is accelerates due to gravity, its potential energy will change to kinetic energy.Examples:A ball rolling down a slanted surface.Something falling off a shelf to the floor below.A spring release that opens the engine hood of a car.dropping an item from rest above the ground. think of potential energy as height and kinetic as the motion of falling.dropping an item from rest above the ground. think of potential energy as height and kinetic as the motion of falling.
There are three ways to transfer heat energy (conduction, convection, radiation); any of the three can occur, for an object to lose heat energy.