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A roller coaster moving down a hill is an example of what kind of energy
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A roller coaster moving down a hill is an example of what kind of energy
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Potential being converted into kinetic. So if you are looking for a one word answer it would be kinetic but since it is still on the hill it would still also have some potential
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That would be kinetic energy
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