If it takes 10 J of energy to pull back the plunger on a marble launcher. How much kinetic energy will the ball gain, right when it’s launched?

How much potential energy will the ball have at the highest height?

1.what is where an object is located 2. what is how fast an objects speed is changing 3. what is how fast an object is moving

What is similar between metals and suspensions

Astudent in a science lab is investigating heat transfer and thermal energy conservation as she mixes hot and cold water.she first measures out her desired amount of cold water into a styrofoam cup. she then measures out hot water from the faucet or from a pot hot water on her stove. after she measures the temperature of the hot and cold waters, she pours the hot water into the cold water. she monitors the temperature of the mixed waters and records the final temperature. she uses a standard thermometer to record the temperatures. she does three trials, which are shown below: