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Where along the track would a roller coaster be traveling the fastest, and why is it fastest there?

Where along the track would a roller coaster be traveling the fastest, and why is it fastest there?
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Where along the track would a roller coaster be traveling the fastest, and why is it fastest there?

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at the bottoms of hills because all the potential energy has been converted to kinetic energy, which means more speed

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