kinetic energy in Greek
kinetic energy in Greek is κινητική ενέργεια — kinetic energy means the energy an object has because it is moving, equal to half its mass multiplied by the square of its speed, and measured in joules.
kinetic energy in Greek
κινητική ενέργεια
Pronounced: kinitiki energeia
(physics) The energy possessed by an object because of its motion, equal (nonrelativistically) to one half the mass of the body times the square of its speed.
What does "kinetic energy" mean?
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noun The energy an object has because it is moving, equal to half its mass multiplied by the square of its speed, and measured in joules.
"A car travelling at twice the speed has four times the kinetic energy."
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kinetic energy in a sentence
- A car travelling at twice the speed has four times the kinetic energy.
- Braking converts kinetic energy into heat in the discs.
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What is "kinetic energy" in Greek?
"kinetic energy" in Greek is κινητική ενέργεια. kinetic energy means: The energy an object has because it is moving, equal to half its mass multiplied by the square of its speed, and measured in joules.
How do you pronounce κινητική ενέργεια?
"kinetic energy" in Greek is κινητική ενέργεια, pronounced "kinitiki energeia".
How do you use "kinetic energy" in a sentence?
Example: "A car travelling at twice the speed has four times the kinetic energy." In Greek, "kinetic energy" is κινητική ενέργεια.
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