For a spring, this quantity is given by one-half times the spring constant times the square of the distance from equilibrium.
One form of this concept is equal to the product of charge and voltage. For a spring, this quantity is given by one-half times the spring constant times the square of the distance from equilibrium. The gravitational form of this quantity is equal to an object's weight times its height. For 10 points, give this "stored" energy that is converted into kinetic energy.
One form of this concept is equal to the product of charge and voltage.
{potential energy} [or {potential} energy after “energy”; prompt on energy]