Biology, 23.10.2020 01:01 AshantiLiz990
The diagram shows a ball resting at the top of a hill.
Which statement best describes the energy in this
system?
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O The potential energy in the system is greatest at X.
The kinetic energy in the system is greatest at X
O Total energy in the system decreases as the ball
moves from X to Y
O Total energy in the system increases as the ball
moves from X to Y
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