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Physics, 02.08.2019 14:30, LForNotKnowingMath

Each sentence describes potential and kinetic energy at various locations on a slide. complete each statement by selecting the position of the object on the slide. an object at positionhas all kinetic energy. an object at positionhas all potential energy. an object at positionhas about half potential energy and half kinetic energy.

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