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Indicate the types of mechanical energy that are present in the following situation. a punk sliding along level ice and is slowing down. a) Kinetic Energy b) Potential Energy c)…

Indicate the types of mechanical energy that are present in the following situation. a punk sliding along level ice and is slowing down. a) Kinetic Energy b) Potential Energy c)…
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Indicate the types of mechanical energy that are present in the following situation. a punk sliding along level ice and is slowing down.

a) Kinetic Energy
b) Potential Energy
c) Both
d) Neither​

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User Brett Pontarelli
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It’s C because you need to have both kinetic and potential energy for this
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User Jineesh
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Answer:

c

Step-by-step explanation:

It contains both kinetic and potential energy.

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