Physics, 29.01.2020 05:48, jaredsmailandst

Energy conversion from potential energy (the energy of position or composition) to kinetic energy (the energy of motion) is illustrated by the diagram of a roller coaster. when the coaster is in position a, the potential energy is and the kinetic energy is . as the coaster moves to position b, the potential energy is and the kinetic energy is . as momentum carries the coaster into position c, the potential energy is and the kinetic energy is . finally as the coaster reaches position d, the potential energy is and the kinetic energy is

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