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When a ball is thrown upward, there is a loss of ____________ energy, but a gain in ___________ energy.
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When a ball is thrown upward, there is a loss of ____________ energy, but a gain in ___________ energy.

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There is a loss of potential energy and a gain of kinectic

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Loss of potential energy but a gain in kinetic (becasue its falling)

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