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2 years ago

Help thank you. will mark as brainliest if correct and no link to some unknown websites

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Lapatulllka [165]2 years ago

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The answer is 2. This is where the kinetic energy is being transferred into gravitational potential energy, and then there is complete gravitational potential energy at point 3. So the answer you are looking for is 2. I hope this helps :) please make brainliest

diamong [38]2 years ago

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Position 4!! At position 4 , the roller coaster cart stores the most amount of kinetic energy. When its at position 4 , the kinetic energy of the cart will be converted to gravitational potential energy as the cart increases in height!!

I hope this answered ur qns!! ^^

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