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I would say mechanical energy... @LastDayWork
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What do you think keeps the pendulum mooooooooving ??
Yea..you can say it keeps moving because of conservation of energy.. But the potential is due to the gravitational field. Mechanical energy is simply a term to denote the summation of PE and KE. Hence the answer should be Gravitational Energy. @agent0smith Am I correct ??
Kinetic energy is linked to potential energy. As the ball moves from higher potential to lower potential; its kinetic energy increases, and vice-versa.
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Consider a ball to be released at 'rest' from a height 'h' above the ground. Describe the motion.
Without gravitational potential energy, pendulums don't move
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