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When a car moves up a hill with constant speed, it A gains both kinetic energy and potential energy B gains both kinetic energy but loses potential energy C gains potential energy and no change in kinetic
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When a car moves up a hill with constant

speed, it
A gains both kinetic energy and potential
energy
B
gains both kinetic energy but loses potential
energy
C gains potential energy and no change in
kinetic energy
D
neither gains nor loses potential energy or
kinetic energy

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C gains potential energy
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