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This problem is dealing with the difference between potential and kinetic energy.
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So we're going to go through different examples, and i will number them and we'll see which ones are which.
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So the first example is going to be a bicyclist that is peddling.
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And so this bicyclist is peddling, and that means it's moving.
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And so it has to have kinetic energy to move.
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However, it's also gaining potential energy.
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So if you have the option to put both, i would put both.
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And that's because it is going up a heel.
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So the cycling part means it has kinetic energy.
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Definitely has kinetic energy.
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So if there's only one option, put that one.
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If you're able to put two, put potential also.
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That's simply because if they're going up a hill, they are gaining potential gravitational potential energy.
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The other situations i'm going to give you, do not have more than one answer.
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And so the second one would be when an archer draws back their bow.
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And so when they pull that string and hold it in place, they have now given the bow a type of potential energy.
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And that is elastic potential energy.
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And it has potential for that energy to turn an arrow into movement, which is kinetic energy.
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The third example would be volleyball.
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So if a volleyball player spikes a ball, they are hitting this ball and giving it motion.
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And so remember, energy in motion is kinetic energy.
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Same thing with the baseball.
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So if you were to throw a baseball to a base, that ball is now moving through the air, and that is a kinetic energy.
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So remember, kinetic is the energy associated with motion.
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Potential energy is stored energy.
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And so the next would be food.
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And so there is chemical bonds stored in food.
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And these are called chemical potential energy.
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Same thing with batteries.
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It has the potential to give energy to a human.
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That's why we eat our food.
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Number six, wind blowing through your hair.
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Well, when the wind blows through your hair, your hair is going to move.
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That movement is kinetic energy.
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Same thing when you're walking.
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If you're going for a walk down a street, you are moving.
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You are not elevating yourself to give you potential energy.
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You have kinetic energy...