Explanation:
Scientist disputes the claim that the Loch Ness monster exists beyond folklore because no one has truly seen them. Loch Ness monster in Scottish folklore is a monster that resides in the Scottish highlands in Scotland.
Scientists follow methods to substantiate a claim. A body of evidence must be available to justify an observation in the scientific realm.
No clearcut picture of the monster has been taken.
The monster is merely a folklore myth just like dragons.
Science does not work with hearsay and claims that cannot be substantiated and proven.
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i think the answer is B, i may be wrong... because potential energy is stored energy and kinetic energy is energy due to motion so the less potential energy the more kinetic energy
and mechanical energy means the energy of motion, such as a moving vechile which is using kinetic energy.
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