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A roller coaster speeding down a hill is an example of A. Increasing kinetic energy B. Increasing nuclear energy C. All of these choices D. Increasing in potential energy
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A roller coaster speeding down a hill is an example of

A. Increasing kinetic energy
B. Increasing nuclear energy
C. All of these choices
D. Increasing in potential energy

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If I'm not wrong; I think the answer is A

Step-by-step explanation:

A. Increasing kinetic energy

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