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A quarterback throws a football down the field to the receiver. What type(s) of energy does the football possess? Check all that apply.
chemical
electrical
kinetic
mechanical
potential
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Kinetic — yes. The thrown football is moving, so it has kinetic energy.
Potential — yes. While aloft it has gravitational potential energy relative to the ground.
Mechanical — yes. “Mechanical energy” is the macroscopic sum of kinetic + potential energy, so the football has mechanical energy.
Chemical — no (the ball itself doesn’t have releasable chemical energy relevant to the throw).
Electrical — no (the ball is not storing electrical energy).
Potential — yes. While aloft it has gravitational potential energy relative to the ground.
Mechanical — yes. “Mechanical energy” is the macroscopic sum of kinetic + potential energy, so the football has mechanical energy.
Chemical — no (the ball itself doesn’t have releasable chemical energy relevant to the throw).
Electrical — no (the ball is not storing electrical energy).
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