Potential and Kinetic Energy

Mr. Andersen explains potential and kinetic energy, emphasizing the conservation of energy. He describes potential energy as energy due to position and kinetic energy as energy due to motion, providing equations for both. Using a pendulum as an example, he illustrates energy conversion between potential and kinetic forms. He also calculates potential energy for a person on a building and kinetic energy for baseball pitches, highlighting the importance of velocity in kinetic energy. The video concludes with a summary of energy concepts and their applications.

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