What type of energy is shown when the batter swings the bat to hit the ball? a POTENTIAL b LIGHT c KINETIC

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What type of energy is shown when the batter swings the bat to hit the ball?

a
POTENTIAL
b
LIGHT
c
KINETIC

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B because the light will bounce off the ball

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