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A baseball rolls across the grass until it eventually comes to a stop. What happens to the ball’s kinetic energy?
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A baseball rolls across the grass until it eventually comes to a stop. What happens to the ball’s kinetic energy?
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A baseball rolls across the grass until it eventually comes to a stop. What happens to the ball’s kinetic energy?
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Answer: it changes to thermal energy.
Step-by-step explanation:
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the balls kinetic energy will stop because it is no longer in motion which is what kinetic energy basically is
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