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How is kinetic energy used in dribbling a basketball
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How is kinetic energy used in dribbling a basketball

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As you dribble the ball, the energy from your hand gets transfered to the ball, creating kinetic energy
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By you dribbling you’re adding a force onto the ball so you convert Potential energy into Kinetic energy. This force you applied causes the ball to collide with the basketball court.

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