11. Students are designing an experiment to identify the transformations between potential and kinetic energy. Which factors should students evaluate to explain these transformations? A. Friction B. Total Energy C. Mass D. Height E. Speed F. Acceleration

11. Students are designing an experiment to identify the transformations between potential and kinetic energy. Which factors should students evaluate to explain these transformations? A. Friction B. Total Energy C. Mass D. Height E. Speed F. Acceleration

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11. Students are designing an experiment to identify the transformations between
potential and kinetic energy. Which factors should students evaluate to explain
these transformations?
A. Friction
B. Total Energy
С. Mass
D. Height
E. Speed
F. Acceleration
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