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What must an object be doing in order to have kinetic energy?
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What must an object be doing in order to have kinetic energy?

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An object must be in motion

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In order for an object to have kinetic energey it must be moving. However, if it has potential energy, it hasn't started moving yet, but it has the potential to move.

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