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A ball being dropped from a building What is the relationship between the ball's kinetic energy and potential energies as it falls?
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A ball being dropped from a building

What is the relationship between the ball's kinetic energy and potential energies as it falls?

A ball being dropped from a building What is the relationship between the ball's kinetic-example-1
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Potential energy is transformed into kinetic energy

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I think the option b is the correct answer because as the ball is throwed the potential energy is changed into kinetic energy

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