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Drag the labels to the image. Each label can be used more than once. Ryan holds a ball still at position A and then releases it. His friend stops the ball at position F. The image shows the path of the
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Ryan holds a ball still at position A and then releases it. His friend stops the ball at position F. The image shows the path of the ball from position A to position F. Identify the kind of energy the ball has at each position.
PE
KE
PE and KE
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Answer:

A. PE and KE

B. KE

C. KE

D. KE

E. KE

F. PE

Step-by-step explanation:

User Vsm
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Answer:

A = PE and KE

F = PE

Between A and F = KE

Step-by-step explanation:

A is still and has potential energy then is released and has kinetic energy.

F is still so it has potential energy.

While its *moving* between A and F, the ball has kinetic energy.

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