Question
When is an object said to possess energy?
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Answer
A body is said to possess kinetic energy when due to force its in motion in x axis direction and thee is a change in its initial and final position.
For example: motion of car, motion of box pulled or pushed by a force.
For example: motion of car, motion of box pulled or pushed by a force.
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