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Potential and Kinetic Energy Potential Energy Stored Energy Not in motion Depends on mass and height Everything can have potential energy The canon ball had potential energy before it is blasted out of the canon.

Potential and Kinetic Energy
Potential Energy • Stored Energy • Not in motion • Depends on mass and height • Everything can have potential energy
The canon ball had potential energy before it is blasted out of the canon.
Potential to Kinetic • Potential energy turns into kinetic energy when a force acts on the object. • A force is: gravity, a push, a pull, etc.
Kinetic to Potential • Kinetic energy turns into potential energy when a force acts upon the object causes the object to rest. • A force is: the bottom of a hill, a wall, the ground, etc.
Kinetic Energy • Energy in motion • Everything has kinetic energy • KE=1/2mass x speed2
This missile achieved kinetic energy after it was blasted off.

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