Kinetic energy (KE) is present in an object when it is moving. This type of energy depends on the object’s mass and velocity. It is transferable between two objects and can transform into other … 展开

When you release PE, it transforms into KE. For instance, a football has PE when it’s on the ground and not moving. When you kick the ball, the PE is released and becomes KE. The ball … 展开

Kinetic and potential energies can be present in an object at the same time. It happens when the object has energy due to its movement and position. This coexistence of kinetic and potential energies results in mechanical energy. For example, a flying object is in motion and at a certain distance from the ground. It has both kinetic and PE. 展开

As the two primary forms of energy, kinetic and potential energies can never disappear. We can see them in every action we perform and in our surroundings. Even though they are different, they work together to create renewable resources and alternate forms of energy. 展开