Choices: A. Most kinetic energy and least potential energy
B. Most potential energy and least kinetic energy
C. Potential energy is equal to kinetic energy
D. Potential energy is increasing
E. Potential energy is decreasing
F. Kinetic energy is increasing
G. Kinetic energy is decreasing
Directions: Write one letter from the choices above in each of the spaces.
1. When the minion hits the ball at position one, what choices best describe the energy present. (choose 3)
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2. Position 2 (choose 2) ,

3. Position 3 (choose 3) , ,

4. Position 4 (choose 2) ,

5. Position 5 (choose 2) ,

6. Positions 6 (right when the ball is about to touch the ground , ,

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