MCQ
A raised hammer possesses:
- AK.E.
- BP.E.
- Celectrical energy
- Dsound energy
✓
Answer
- P.E.
Explanation:
A raised hammer possesses P.E Energy possessed by a body by virtue of its position is called as potential energy.
Similarly is the case when a hammer is raised. A raised hammer possesses potential energy by virtue of its height above ground level.
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