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While the object (ball) falls from top to bottom: a. The movement energy increases and the...

While the object (ball) falls from top to bottom:

a.
The movement energy increases and the position energy decreases

b.
The energy of the mode increases and the movement energy decreases

c.
Increase the energy of the situation and movement

d.
The less the energy of the situation and the less the movement energy
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