A moving object always possesses?
Correct answer: B. Kinetic Energy
- A. Potential Energy
- B. Kinetic Energy
- C. Thermal energy
- D. Magnetic energy
Explanation
Motion gives an object kinetic energy, calculated as one-half its mass multiplied by the square of its speed. Potential energy may also be present, but it is not guaranteed merely by motion.
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