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When you drop a rubber ball, gravity pulls the ball to the floor. When the ball hits the floor, it becomes deformed and stores some of the energy it had. This energy helps the ball bounce back. What sequence
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When you drop a rubber ball, gravity pulls the ball to the floor. When the ball hits the floor, it becomes

deformed and stores some of the energy it had. This energy helps the ball bounce back. What sequence
describes these energy changes?
O
A. kinetic
potential - kinetic
potential
O
B. potential - kinetic
potential - kinetic
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C. potential - kinetic → thermal
potential
D. thermal
kinetic
potential
kinetic

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Answer:B

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Option B is the correct answer

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