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A car on the roller coaster begins with 0j of kinetic energy and 12,928j of potential energy and finishes the track with 3,715j

of potential energy. How much kinetic energy dose the car finish with????

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andre [41]3 years ago

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Answer:

9213 J

Explanation:

Change in Kinetic energy = Change in Potential energy

= 12,928J - 3715J

=9213 J

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