If a pendulum has 45 Joules of total energy, how many joules of kinetic energy would it have at the bottom of its swing?

Group of answer choices

25 Joules

45 Joules

0 Joules

15 Joules

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Caroline Butler

Biology

9 July, 05:17

If a pendulum has 45 Joules of total energy, how many joules of kinetic energy would it have at the bottom of its swing?

Group of answer choices

25 Joules

45 Joules

0 Joules

15 Joules

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Sidney Morrison · Answer 1

The correct answer is option b: 45J

Explanation:

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The law of conservation of energy says that energy is not created or destroyed, but transformed. This means that if I have a certain amount of energy and it becomes another, then it is exactly the same in quantity.

In this case as we have 45J of energy that is transformed into kinetic energy, then the answer is 45J

We conclude that the correct answer is option b: 45J

Ruben Mahoney · Answer 2

45j

Explanation:

the law of conservation of energy states that energy cant be destroyed or created

If a pendulum has 45 Joules of total energy, how many joules of kinetic energy would it have at the bottom of its swing?Group of answer choices25 Joules45 Joules0 Joules15 Joules

If a pendulum has 45 Joules of total energy, how many joules of kinetic energy would it have at the bottom of its swing?

Group of answer choices

25 Joules

45 Joules

0 Joules

15 Joules