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a car traveling in a highway brakes to a stop without skidding. what happens to its kinetic energy? can that energy be recovered and reused?
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a car traveling in a highway brakes to a stop without skidding. what happens to its kinetic energy? can that energy be recovered and reused?

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A car traveling on a highway takes to stop without skidding. What happens to its kinetic energy? ... The energy goes to parts of the brakes. No, the energy can only be reused if there is a heat pump present

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