How does the energy of the marble remain the same at all points on the ramp

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Elenna [48]3 years ago

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It depends on the potential energy it has ontop of the ramp. The marble has the same potential energy was the kinetic energy without changing the ramp incline or moving it. What kinetic energy shows is what potential energy made it to be, so we look at how the ramp is placed. If the ramp is a steep incline the kinetic energy will be fast. It depends on the weight of the marble too. If the marble is heavy the potential energy will slowly tansition to kinetic energy while a light marble will transition to kinetic energy fast. But marbles are light so there we have it. It basically goes from potential energy to kinetic energy to thermal energy to potential energy. Make me brainliest pls :)

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