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To calculate kenetic energy determine the mass of the object in motion. Then determine the velocity of the object in motion. Multiply the object’s velocity to itself in order to get the square of the velocity (velocity x velocity). Multiply the value you calculate for mass by the value you calculated for velocity. That gives you the kinetic energy in an object.
