1) can an object bothbhave kinetic energy and gravitational energy at the same time? Explain. 2)if...

1) can an object bothbhave kinetic energy and gravitational energy at the same time? Explain.

2)if an object has 6J of gravitational energy, in what process can it do 6J of work?

3) if a spring has 6J of elastic energy, in what process can it do 6J of work?

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