Transferred energy becomes potential energy if it doesn’t alter an object’s velocity.
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Transferred energy becomes potential energy if it doesn’t alter an object’s velocity.
If transferred energy doesn’t change an object’s velocity, it can alter other forms of energy, such as increasing potential energy, causing deformation, generating heat, or overcoming friction, depending on the context.