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| potential and kinetic energy worksheet: Lecture Notes on Mechanics- Physics Galaxy (JEE Mains & Advance, BITSAT, NEET, AIIMS) - Vol. I Ashish Arora, 2020-12-16 Lecture Notes in Mechanics are aimed to ensure fundamental understanding and advance applications of concepts of students. The book will act as a valuable supplement for the aspirants of JEE Mains and Advance, BITSAT, NEET and AIIMS. All lecture notes in the book are linked with their video explanations and are available online at 'Physics Galaxy' - The World's Largest Video Encyclopedia of high school physics lectures. |
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potential energy is transferred to movement energy, which is called kinetic energy (k.e.). In all of the examples above, the potential energy can be used to make an object move, and hence …
