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Consider the motion of ball down an inclined plane and determine at which position will it have maximum kinetic energy?

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What will be the potential energy of marble after its halfway rolling on an inclined plane?

  1. It will be greater than its kinetic energy

  2. It will be equal to its kinetic energy

  3. It will be less than its kinetic energy

  4. None of these

Among the following options which is /are the examples of the potential energy

  1. The chemical energy of a molecule

  2. A space system orbiting a planet

  3. A boy running on the road

  4. A ball moving down an inclined plane

Consider the following statements and mark the statement as you answer which is correct in the context of kinetic energy and potential energy.

  1. The kinetic energy of a molecule depends on the temperature while potential energy depends upon the position

  2. The kinetic energy of an object is due to its position while potential energy is due to its velocity

  3. Β Both kinetic and potential energy of an object can be maximum at the same time

  4. None of these

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