How much energy is needed to reach zero kinetic energy?
If an object is at zero kinetic energy, it's not moving. So, technically, no energy is required to be at zero kinetic energy!
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Basically, if you want zero kinetic energy, you just need the object to stop moving. Simple as that!
Zip, zilch, nada. No movement means no kinetic energy needed.
From my experience in physics class, to have zero kinetic energy, you just need to ensure the object is completely at rest. It鈥檚 all about getting that motionless state!
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