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Jalen Ayers
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23 September, 19:09
Lifting a ball increases its what energy
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Holden Hardin
23 September, 19:17
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It oncreases in potential eneegy
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Aniyah
23 September, 19:31
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Gravity because when you drop the gravity from the earth forces the ball down ... but when yuo add more as in lifting the ball higher it becomes the gravtiy becomes stronger
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