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  • 03-03-2016
  • Biology
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Is a frog leaping into the water an example of potential or kinetic energy?

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Nouri
Nouri Nouri
  • 03-03-2016

Hi there!

Potential energy is idle energy such as that of the frog preparing to leap or a roller-coaster at the peak of it's height. From that we can conclude that the from leaping is kinetic energy since the frog is using it's stored up potential energy to leap.

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AROFLASH
AROFLASH AROFLASH
  • 03-03-2016

Kinetic energy because it is in motion

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