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Where does the movement energy found in falling rain come from originally? A none of the answers are correct. B Water is always moving, so it didn't come from anywhere. C t…
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Where does the movement energy found in falling rain come from originally?
A none of the answers are correct.
B Water is always moving, so it didn't come from anywhere.
C the sun.
D chemical energy stored in the water
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A. i think its this because they get their energy from gravity. its originally potential energy as a cloud but as the water droplets condense and collect into rain drops they get heavy and that potential energy is turned into kinetic energy. this isnt up there so A.
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