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A pendulum is lifted and released, causing the pendulum to oscillate in periodic motion. If losses due to friction and air resistance can be ignored, what types of energy conversions are involved in this
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A pendulum is lifted and released, causing the pendulum to oscillate in

periodic motion. If losses due to friction and air resistance can be ignored,
what types of energy conversions are involved in this system?
A. Energy is converted between gravitational potential, elastic
potential, and kinetic energy.
OB. Energy is converted between gravitational potential and elastic
potential energy.
C. Energy is converted between kinetic and elastic potential energy.
OD. Energy is converted between kinetic and gravitational potential
energy.
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D. Energy is converted between kinetic and gravitational potential energy.

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