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The electricity that fuels people's homes is supplied by potential energy turned kinetic, either in the form of an electric plant fueled by coal, a hydroelectric dam, or other source such as solar cells. The coal is stored potential energy at its most inert; it must be burned to translate itself into kinetic energy.

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The fuel stored in a gasoline-powered car's tank is potential energy, ready to be used for transportation; the ignition, spark and firing of the engine begin the potential-to-kinetic cycle, and the car's response as it leaves the driveway and heads onto the road is an extension of kinetic movement.

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