When a car rolls uphill (with friction), what energy transformation takes place (not using the motor)?...
When a car rolls uphill (with friction), what energy transformation takes place (not using the motor)? (K = kinetic energy, Ug = potential energy, Eth = thermal energy) select all that apply
A. Ug → Eth B. K → Eth C. Eth → K D. K → Ug E. Eth → Ug F. Ug→ K
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When the car is in motion it has Kinetic energy[(mv^2)/2]. While going uphill car is doing work against the gravity and gaining height that means kinetic energy is getting converted into potential energy(mgh).
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