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What happens when the speed of an object increase without change in height in the potential energy?

What happens when the speed of an object increase without change in height in the potential energy?
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What happens when the speed of an object increase without change in height in the potential energy?

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You're describing an increase in the object's kinetic energy, which depends
on speed, and no change in its potential energy, which depends on height.
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