Are the following examples of potential energy or kinetic energy? (a) fan blades spinning (b) a bird flying (c) sodium hydroxide in a sealed jar (d) a person napping (e) ocean waves rippling
a. A spinning fan blades has kinetic energy.
b. A flying bird has both potential and kinetic energy due its height above the ground and its speed, respectively. If the bird has mass m and speed v.
c. Potential energy , because jar is not in motion
d. Potential energy , because it is a rest phenomenon
e. Kinetic energy , because waves have velocity and mass.
Are the following examples of potential energy or kinetic energy? (a) fan blades spinning (b) a...
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