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A still weather vane is an example of ________ energy. A. Kinetic B. Potential
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A still weather vane is an example of ________ energy.
A. Kinetic
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The correct answer is B.Potential
Kinetic energy is energy of movement.
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B. Potential
Kinetic is in motion. And Potential is still.
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