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1. A basketball has 50 J of energy. A student lifts the ball and tosses it straight up into the air. At the top of its path.just before it begins falling back to the ground. The…

1. A basketball has 50 J of energy. A student lifts the ball and tosses it straight up into the air. At the top of its path.just before it begins falling back to the ground. The…
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1. A basketball has 50 J of energy. A student lifts the ball and tosses it straight up into the

air. At the top of its path.just before it begins falling back to the ground. The ball will have
about 175 J of
energy How much
energy is used to throw the ball?

User Olushola
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I think the answer is 175 J

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