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Ahashmi30 at 04:30, 3 December 2025

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	Equilibrium Points		Equilibrium Points

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	Energy Graphs in Physics		Energy Graphs in Physics - ALAYNA HASHMI

	Energy graphs are one of the most powerful visualization tools in introductory physics.		Energy graphs are one of the most powerful visualization tools in introductory physics.

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	At those points, K = 0 → the object momentarily stops.		At those points, K = 0 → the object momentarily stops.

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	4. Kinetic Energy Graphs K(x)		4. Kinetic Energy Graphs K(x)

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	* identify stable / unstable equilibrium		* identify stable / unstable equilibrium

	determine allowed motion		* determine allowed motion

	* find turning points		* find turning points

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	1. What Is an Energy Graph?		1. What Is an Energy Graph?

	An energy graph typically plots energy vs. position or energy vs. time.		* An energy graph typically plots energy vs. position or energy vs. time.
	Common types include:		Common types include:

	Potential energy vs position, U(x)		* Potential energy vs position, U(x)

	Kinetic energy vs position, K(x)		* Kinetic energy vs position, K(x)

	Total energy vs position, E(x)		* Total energy vs position, E(x)

	Energy vs time, E(t), K(t), U(t)		* Energy vs time, E(t), K(t), U(t)

	Energy graphs help you:		* Energy graphs help you:

	visualize where forces act		* visualize where forces act

	identify stable / unstable equilibrium		* identify stable / unstable equilibrium

	determine allowed motion		determine allowed motion

	find turning points		* find turning points

	understand speed without equations		* understand speed without equations

	2. Potential Energy Graphs U(x)		2. Potential Energy Graphs U(x)
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