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Pulling a rubber band back and then letting it fly across the room is an example of A. converting energy to work B. converting elastic energy to gravitational C. converting kinetic energy to potential
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Pulling a rubber band back and then letting it fly across the room is an example of

A. converting energy to work
B. converting elastic energy to gravitational
C. converting kinetic energy to potential

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Answer:

b

Step-by-step explanation:

because a elastic band uses elastic energy

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