The kinetic energy of an object is 1/2*m*v^2, so an object moving in the y direction will have a speed, and therefore also kinetic energy (KE)
If you apply a force in the Y direction the velocity will not necessarily increase, only if the object experiences a net force. For example, if you apply a force in the Y direction on a chair by sitting on the chair, the chair will not move at all.
Does an object moving in the y direction have KE? If so if you apply a force in the Y direction will the velocity increase?
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