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Stored energy or energy of position that can be released or harnessed to do work A: potential energy B: kinetic energy C: thermal energy D: nuclear energy
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Stored energy or energy of position that can be released or harnessed to do work
A: potential energy
B: kinetic energy
C: thermal energy
D: nuclear energy
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Stored energy is potential energy.
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