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27 December, 15:13

Is a bicyclist pedaling up a hill kinetic or potential

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  1. 27 December, 15:22
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    A bicyclist pedaling up a hill is a gradually-tiring proponent of physical fitness.

    Now, regarding his mechanical energy ...

    - - As he ascends (goes up) the hill, he gains potential energy.

    - - Whenever he's moving, no matter whether he's climbing a hill or not, he has kinetic energy because of his motion.
  2. 27 December, 15:39
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    Kinetic energy because he's in movement.
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