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B L C G M E K D J A F H Consider a bead starting at rest at Point B. It then slides along the frictionless wire to H. KE refers to the kin of the bead. PE refers to the gravitational potential energy of the bead. Total Energy refers to the total mech energy of the bead. Greater Than The KE of the bead at Point E is the KE at G. Less Than The PE of the bead at Point G is the PE at E. Equal To Less Than The Total Energy of the bead at Point L is the TE at A. The KE of the bead at Point C is the KE of the bead at Point A. Submit Answer Incorrect. Tries 6/10 Previous Tries

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Consider a bead starting at rest at Point B. It then slides along the frictionless wire to H. KE refers to the kin
of the bead. PE refers to the gravitational potential energy of the bead. Total Energy refers to the total mech
energy of the bead.
Greater Than
The KE of the bead at Point E is
the KE at G.
Less Than
The PE of the bead at Point G is
the PE at E.
Equal To
Less Than
The Total Energy of the bead at Point L is
the TE at A.
The KE of the bead at Point C is
the KE of the bead at Point A.
Submit Answer
Incorrect. Tries 6/10 Previous Tries

B
L
C
G
M
E
K
D
J
A
F
H
Consider a bead starting at rest at Point B. It then slides along the frictionless wire to H. KE refers to the kin
of the bead. PE refers to the gravitational potential energy of the bead. Total Energy refers to the total mech
energy of the bead.
Greater Than
The KE of the bead at Point E is
the KE at G.
Less Than
The PE of the bead at Point G is
the PE at E.
Equal To
Less Than
The Total Energy of the bead at Point L is
the TE at A.
The KE of the bead at Point C is
the KE of the bead at Point A.
Submit Answer
Incorrect. Tries 6/10 Previous Tries

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