10. Discuss the kinetic and potential energy of the ball on the end of a pendulum as it swings from point A to point B. Explain the kinetic energy and potential energy of the ball at each
point and what happens to energy as the ball moves from point A to point B. In your
discussion, answer the following questions:
When is the kinetic energy of the ball zero and when is it at its highest? When is its potential
energy at its lowest and at its highest? What happens to the kinetic energy and potential
energy between point A and point B? (3 points) I

Many thousands of years ago, more than one species of cheetah roamed the earth. about 10,000 years ago, however, climate changes led to the extinction of all but one species - acinonyx jubatus. this rapid extinction led to extensive inbreeding within this species' population. acinonyx jubatus is still alive today, but its population is rapidly decreasing. one factor that is linked to the cheetah's population decline is its lack of genetic diversity, which was caused by the extensive inbreeding 10,000 years ago. in fact, on average, two individual cheetahs will share over 99% of their genetic material. the lack of genetic variation among individuals of the species acinonyx jubatus is most likely linked to its sharp decline in population because this causes the species