Potential energy is the energy associated with the configuration or position of an object in a system. Gravitational potential energy increases as the distance between two gravitating objects increases, such as when lifting an object higher. Elastic potential energy increases when compressing or extending an elastic object like a spring, as work is done against the restoring force.
Potential energy is the energy associated with the configuration or position of an object in a system. Gravitational potential energy increases as the distance between two gravitating objects increases, such as when lifting an object higher. Elastic potential energy increases when compressing or extending an elastic object like a spring, as work is done against the restoring force.
Potential energy is the energy associated with the configuration or position of an object in a system. Gravitational potential energy increases as the distance between two gravitating objects increases, such as when lifting an object higher. Elastic potential energy increases when compressing or extending an elastic object like a spring, as work is done against the restoring force.
Potential energy is the energy associated with the configuration or position of an object in a system. Gravitational potential energy increases as the distance between two gravitating objects increases, such as when lifting an object higher. Elastic potential energy increases when compressing or extending an elastic object like a spring, as work is done against the restoring force.
POTENTIAL ENERGY (U) is the energy which can be associated with
configuration of a systems of objects. i.e. The position of an object Also defined as the energy due to the position of the object
One example is GRAVITATIONAL POTENTIAL ENERGY,
associated with the separation between two objects attracted to each other by the gravitational force. By increasing the distance between two objects (e.g. by lifting an object higher) the work done on the gravitational force increases the gravitational potential energy of the system. Another example is ELASTIC POTENTIAL ENERGY which is associated with compression or extension of an elastic object (such as a perfect spring). By compressing or extending such a spring, work is done against the restoring force which in turn increases the elastic potential energy in the spring 1/19/2018 M. Ahmad 1