PrakashPrasad
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Can anyone please let me know an example where a body has large mass but low Kinetic Energy? Please provide some reasons for same.
The discussion revolves around examples of bodies that possess a large mass but exhibit low kinetic energy. Participants seek to explore various scenarios and reasoning behind such cases, including theoretical and practical examples.
Participants do not reach a consensus on a single example, as multiple competing views and examples are presented, each with varying degrees of acceptance and context.
Some examples depend on specific conditions such as velocity and frame of reference, which may affect the interpretation of kinetic energy in different scenarios.
I am in need of an example of a body having large mass but low kinetic energy? Please let me some reason for same - is an elephant moving uphill an example of sameSDewan said:What exactly do you need it for? Then I may be able to help you better.
How about a sleeping elephant?PrakashPrasad said:I am in need of an example of a body having large mass but low kinetic energy? Please let me some reason for same - is an elephant moving uphill an example of same
This case, though meets thecriteria, but is an extreme case.A.T. said:How about a sleeping elephant?
How about a tectonic plate. 40E21 kg at 1.6E-9 m/s gives a KE of about 50 kJ, which is only enough energy to power a typical incandescent light bulb for about 20 minutes.PrakashPrasad said:Can anyone please let me know an example where a body has large mass but low Kinetic Energy? Please provide some reasons for same.
Or how about any massive object in the rest frame of that object?Dale said:How about a tectonic plate.