Examples of both kinetic and potential energy?

Answer 1

chemical and electromagnetic

Answer 2

Potential energy: Bowling ball up on the shelf.

Kinetic energy: Bowling ball as it first touches the floor, after rolling off the shelf.

In this pair of examples, the quantity of potential energy and the quantity of kinetic energy are equal.
Potential energy: Energy contained in a system which can later be turned into kinetic energy. An example is the gravitational potential energy stored upon climbing a hill. The tendency you feel to speed up on the way down is due to the conversion of this potential energy into...

Kinetic energy: Energy of a moving system. These can be translational (moving positions), rotational (spinning), vibrational, and other modes. An example of kinetic energy is that which is contained in a moving truck

Potential energy is energy stored in an object. Stretching a rubber band stores energy in that rubber band so that, when released, it flies off, changing its stored energy into kinetic energy -- the energy used for moving! Picking up a brick stores energy in the brick that becomes kinetic when you drop it, and the chemical bonds in a log are stored energy that is released when you burn the log, creating warmth and light (which travel using kinetic energy).
Potential energy is the energy possessed by a body due to its position or state of strain.

example:- a stone resting at the top of a hill, water stored in a tank, compressed spring

Kinetic energy is the energy possessed by a body due to its motion.

example:- all moving bodies possess K.E
An example of potential energy is a ball sitting at the top of a ramp, but not moving. It has potential energy. The same could be said if you just hold a ball above the ground a few inches. Kinetic energy is basically movement energy. When the ball rolls down that ramp, it's potential energy is changed to kinetic (and heat!) energy. Same as when you drop the ball from your hand.
Potential energy is the energy possessed by a body due to its position or state of strain.

example:- a stone resting at the top of a hill, water stored in a tank, compressed spring

Kinetic energy is the energy possessed by a body due to its motion.

example:- all moving bodies possess K.E
Kinetic energy involves anything that is moving. For example a car moving along a road has kinetic energy. When a soccer ball is kicked it has kinetic energy.

Potential energy can be in the form of gravitational potential energy. For example a ball stuck in a tree has potential energy, if it falls it will become kinetic energy.

There is also spring potential energy. For example when a pen us clicked shut the spring stores potential energy that becomes kinetic energy when the pen is clicked again.
An example of potential energy is a ball sitting at the top of a ramp, but not moving. It has potential energy. The same could be said if you just hold a ball above the ground a few inches. Kinetic energy is basically movement energy. When the ball rolls down that ramp, it's potential energy is changed to kinetic (and heat!) energy. Same as when you drop the ball from your hand.
Potential energy is the energy possessed by a body due to its position or state of strain.

example:- a stone resting at the top of a hill, water stored in a tank, compressed spring

Kinetic energy is the energy possessed by a body due to its motion.

example:- all moving bodies possess K.E
Kinetic energy involves anything that is moving. For example a car moving along a road has kinetic energy. When a soccer ball is kicked it has kinetic energy.

Potential energy can be in the form of gravitational potential energy. For example a ball stuck in a tree has potential energy, if it falls it will become kinetic energy.

There is also spring potential energy. For example when a pen us clicked shut the spring stores potential energy that becomes kinetic energy when the pen is clicked again.

Answer 3

a book on the table

so when you push it you would apply an energy to it because when its moving it spike other object so it has an energy

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Answer 4

Energy can take two forms, scalar/potential and vector/motion.

Kinetic energy is defined as a scalar energy associated with motion.

Energy is W = -vh/r + cP,

vh/r = mv2 is scalar energy and cP is vector momentum (P) energy.

Answer 5

Potential energy: Bowling ball up on the shelf.

Kinetic energy: Bowling ball as it first touches the floor, after rolling off the shelf.

In this pair of examples, the quantity of potential energy and the quantity of kinetic energy are equal.

Answer 6

Chemical and electric

Answer 7

chemical and electromagnetic

Answer 8

lots of things