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8 July, 11:11

Can a body have energy without momentum? explain

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  1. 8 July, 11:33
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    Yes

    Explanation:

    Momentum is ensued when an object moves and results to kinetic energy. However a body sustain at a height h is said to possess energy equal to the mass * gravity * h

    You see the object has an energy referred to as potential energy.
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