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An object that is falling has the following type(s) of energy. Ignore air resistance. Kinetic Energy Potential Energy Electrical Energy Thermal Energy

An object that is falling has the following type(s) of energy. Ignore air resistance. Kinetic Energy Potential Energy Electrical Energy Thermal Energy
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An object that is falling has the following type(s) of energy. Ignore air resistance.

Kinetic Energy

Potential Energy

Electrical Energy

Thermal Energy

An object that is falling has the following type(s) of energy. Ignore air resistance-example-1
User Khamidjon Khamidov
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I think it’s kinetic or potential or I think it’s both not fully sure though
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Potential and kinetic
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