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What impacts an object’s GPE? Who has more energy?

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1 What impacts an object’s GPE? Who has more energy?

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3 Energy Transfers in a Pendulum

4 Where is GPE greatest? Where is KE greatest? When does GPE=KE?

5 Where is GPE greatest? A Where is KE greatest? C When does GPE=KE? B+ D

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7 Grandfather Clock Grandfather Clock Problem Design an experiment to change the frequency of the pendulum in the grandfather clock. Part I: IV DV CV Hypothesis Equipment Procedure – designed by you Data tables After data is collected, design part II IV DV CV Control Hypothesis Equipment Procedure Data tables

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