Is sound kinetic energy?
Yep, sound is a form of kinetic energy! Sound waves are created by vibrations, which cause particles in a medium (like air) to move, transferring energy through kinetic motion.
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For sure! When something makes a sound, it's shaking particles, and that shaking is kinetic energy doing its thing.
Not really. Sound involves both kinetic and potential energy as it propagates through a medium.
Absolutely! Think of a speaker vibrating to play music; it's moving air particles, and that's kinetic energy in action!
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