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What is energy stored in an object?

Updated: 8/11/2023
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12y ago

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Potential energy is work done against a conservative force, such as gravity. You might say it is stored in the force field or force fields. It is often convenient to think of an object (a raised stone, for example) as "having" a certain amount of potential energy, but it is probably more accurate do consider the energy as being in the RELATIONSHIP between the two objects. If the rock and planet Earth are farther apart, there is more potential energy; if they are nearer, there is less potential energy. Just by observing the rock or Earth, you won't notice any energy (like heat, or movement); you have to observe the RELATIONSHIP between the two to conclude that there is potential energy.

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15y ago

Potential if it isn't moving Kinetic if it is

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12y ago

Any energy that is stored is called potential energy. This could be chemical, gravitational, elastic etc.

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6y ago

A.Chemical

B.kinetic

C.Potential

D.Solar

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6y ago

They are probably looking for POTENTIAL energy since it is stored energy.

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12y ago

Stored Energy.

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15y ago

inertia

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