Identify whether the objects in the situations possess Potential Energy or Kinetic Energy.
1. A soccer ball is rolling across the field.
2. A river flows rapidly downstream.
3. A stretched bow with an arrow pulled back, ready to be released.
4. A skier stands on top of a mountain, preparing to descend.
5. Child at the top of the slide.
6. Water that is stored in a dam.
7. Child playing yoyo.
8. A moving car.
9. Vehicle that is parked at the top of a hill.
10. Fruit Salad inside the refrigerator.
Answer (2)
1. Kinetic Energy (because the soccer ball is in motion) 2. Kinetic Energy (because the water is moving) 3. Potential Energy (because the bow and arrow are stored with energy that can be released) 4. Potential Energy (because of the skier's height) 5. Potential Energy (because of the child's height) 6. Potential Energy (because of the water's elevated position) 7. Both (Potential Energy when at the top; Kinetic Energy when moving) 8. Kinetic Energy (because the car is in motion) 9. Potential Energy (because of the vehicle's height) 10. Potential Energy (due to its position and potential energy conversion)
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