Physics, asked by khushu916, 11 months ago

Why is water at the bottom of a waterfall warmer than the top?

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Answered by Asna2244

Water is slightly warmer at the bottom of a waterfall than at the top because the gravitational potential energy is converted first to kinetic energy of the falling water, and finally to heat energy as it comes to rest at the bottom.

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