Introduction to kinetic energy

The so-called kinetic energy, in simple terms, refers to the energy that an object has due to movement. Numerically equal to (1/2) Mv^2. Kinetic energy is a kind of energy. Its unit under the international unit system is Joule (J), referred to as coke. It should be noted that kinetic energy (and the various functions corresponding to it) are scalar, only size and no direction. The kinetic energy theorem calculator calculates the energy it produces during motion based on the mass of the object and its speed of movement.