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Physics, 08.10.2019 14:30 mackenziepaige6525

Look at the picture below. the boy is swinging back and forth on the swing. at which point is the potential energy of a swing the least?

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point a (at the top)

point b (halfway back)

point c (at the bottom)

point d (halfway up)


Look at the picture below. the boy is swinging back and forth on the swing. at which point is the po

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