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When a spring is compressed, the energy chaneges from kinetic to potential. Which best describe what is causing this change?
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When a spring is compressed, the energy chaneges from kinetic to potential. Which best describe what is causing this change?

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Potential energy is formed from the potential the spring has to spring up and decompress and as the spring compressed it created kinetic energy and lost that once it was compressed

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A) Work

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