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Answered by atkinsoninbrazilat
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Step-by-step explanation:

4) The answer is B. Gravitational potential energy depends upon height (PE=m*g*h). The PE is a minimum when the height is a minimum. Position B is the lowest position in the diagram.

5) The answer is C. Since the total mechanical energy is conserved, kinetic energy (and thus, speed) will be greatest when the potential energy is smallest. Point B is the only point that is lower than point C. The reasoning would follow that point B is the point with the smallest PE, the greatest KE, and the greatest speed. Therefore, the object will have less kinetic energy at point C than at point B (only).

Answered by hs348961
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Answer:

4) b

5) c

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