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Using the image below:

a. when is kinetic energy at its highest? Explain.

b. when is kinetic energy at its lowest? Explain.

Using the image below: a. when is kinetic energy at its highest? Explain. b. when-example-1

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Answer:

C

Step-by-step explanation:

First of all KE is an energy that measures velocity, so the object has to be moving.

That lets out both A and D. When the car is at it's highest it must stop so it can change direction. In both A and D, the car is getting ready to fall.

B has some KE because the car is moving but it is not the answer.

The answer is C. The car has turned all the PE it had at point A into KE

The answer then is C

Question B

The car is at a minimum when it is not moving. The velocity is 0. So that's at A and D. Both places have a velocity of 0.

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