Physics, 22.05.2020 21:58 breana758

Examine the picture below. At point A, the ball possesses 35 J of gravitational potential energy and 5 J of KE. At point C, the ball possesses 15 J of gravitational potential energy. How much KE does it have at point C? Assume no friction or air resistance. *

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Examine the picture below. At point A, the ball possesses 35 J of gravitational potential energy and...