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A boulder that is resting on the top of a cliff slips over the edge and accelerates towards the ground. As the rock falls, the amount of kinetic energy A) increases. B) decreases. Eliminate C) stays the
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A boulder that is resting on the top of a cliff slips over the edge and accelerates towards the ground. As the rock falls, the amount of kinetic energy A) increases. B) decreases. Eliminate C) stays the same. D) increases then decreases.
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The answer is A. Increases! Hope this helps!
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