As a car travels down a ramp with no friction, its potential energy decreases. The potential energy is being help ASAP lost to the surroundings. destroyed. converted into kinetic energy.

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Virsha asked Dec 20, 2023

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As a car travels down a ramp with no friction, its potential energy decreases. The potential energy is being help ASAP

lost to the surroundings.

destroyed.

converted into kinetic energy.

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Virsha asked Dec 20, 2023

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converted lingo kinetic energy.

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converted into kinetic energy.

Because energy can neither be created nor be destroyed it gets converted

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