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If the tennis ball and bowling ball are both at rest, does it transfer kinetic energy?

If the tennis ball and bowling ball are both at rest, does it transfer kinetic energy?
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If the tennis ball and bowling ball are both at rest, does it transfer kinetic energy?

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No it don’t because how else would they move
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no they have to be moving
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