A rubber band that has been stretched has gained energy
OA) heat
OB) kinetic
OC) potenti...
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Physics, 09.06.2020 13:57 katiebreon6193
A rubber band that has been stretched has gained energy
OA) heat
OB) kinetic
OC) potential
D) chemical
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