Chemistry, 06.05.2020 21:37 pchisholm100

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Mr. Thorton the science teacher was explaining the difference betweent potential energy and kinetic energy. He compared the difference to a wind up toy. He said, "kinetic energy is like a wind up toy that is let go and moving but potential energy is when the wind up to is wound up but is not released yet." What misconception may come from this analogy?

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A. Any object can have kinetic energy
B. All objects at rest can have some potential energy
C. potential energy can change into kinetic energy
D. An object with kinetic energy can only move for a certain amount of time and then it stops.

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