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John climbs up a rambutan tree and then falls down. (a) What form of the energy is gained when john climbs up the rambutan tree? b) What energy change takes place as he falls do…

John climbs up a rambutan tree and then falls down. (a) What form of the energy is gained when john climbs up the rambutan tree? b) What energy change takes place as he falls do…
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John climbs up a rambutan tree and then falls down. (a) What form of the energy is gained when john climbs up the rambutan tree? b) What energy change takes place as he falls down?​

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