A bullet in flight can penetrate a target because it has a flower pot that can be placed on the balc

Updated on Balcony 2024-08-29
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  1. Anonymous users2024-01-24

    (1) The moving object has kinetic energy, and the flying bullet is moving at high speed, so it has great kinetic energy;

    2) The object at a high place has gravitational potential energy, and the flower pot is at a high place, so it has gravitational potential energy;

    3) Due to the elastic deformation of the drawn bow, it has elastic potential energy, so it can do external work: shoot the arrow

    So the answer is: move; Geopotential; Elastic potential

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