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How do you measure potential and kinetic energy?
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How do you measure potential and kinetic energy?

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potential energy is a stored energy or energy of position (gravitational).

Kinetic energy is a energy of motion.

Step-by-step explanation:

in the formula K is for the kinetic and the P stand for the potential.

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