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A 2kg ball is dropped from an initial height of 10m. When it is halfway to the ground what is true about the energy of the ball. Assume no air resistance. A) the kinetic energy of the ball is equal to the potential energy of the ball. B) the kinetic energy of the ball is greater than the potential energy of the ball. C) the potential energy of the ball is greater than the kinetic energy of the ball. (Explain why after your answer)

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