In which situations is elastic potential energy present? Check all that apply. A bow is drawn back from its equilibrium position. An arrow rests on a bow. A spring toy dart gun is unloaded. A spring toy dart gun is loaded with a dart. A bungee cord is connected to a tall tower. A bungee cord is stretched with a person at the end.
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