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What is the meaning of translational kinetic energy
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What is the meaning of translational kinetic energy

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Translational kinetic energy is the movement of chemical entity's center of mass.

Example: A train moving on a track or any object free falling due to gravity.

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Translational Kinetic Energy Definition

The energy possessed by a body or object due to its velocity in one direction is called translational kinetic energy.

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