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The energy in springs and rubber bands is
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The energy in springs and rubber bands is

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Answer: There are two types that you could say it is, either mechanical energy or Kinetic energy

Explanation: When you pull out a rubber band or a spring, it wants to return to its resisting state.

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When a spring is coiled up or a rubber band is stretched, mechanical energy is stored in it.

Step-by-step explanation:

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