8) A piece of ice at 0°C starts at rest at the top of a ramp and slides down. At the bottom of theramp the ice's kinetic energy is less than its potential energy was at the top of the ramp whenthe ice was released from rest. From the top to the bottom of the ramp, thermal energy Eth will:A: Stay constantB: DecreasesC: IncreaseD: Cannot be determined

8) A piece of ice at 0°C starts at rest at the top of a ramp and slides down ramp the ice's kinetic energy is less than its potential energy was at the t the ice was released from rest. From the top to the bottom of the ramp, A: Stay constant B: Decreases C: Increase

8) A piece of ice at 0°C starts at rest at the top of a ramp and slides down ramp the ice's kinetic energy is less than its potential energy was at the t the ice was released from rest. From the top to the bottom of the ramp, A: Stay constant B: Decreases C: Increase

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8) A piece of ice at 0°C starts at rest at the top of a ramp and slides down. At the bottom of the
ramp the ice's kinetic energy is less than its potential energy was at the top of the ramp when
the ice was released from rest. From the top to the bottom of the ramp, thermal energy Eth will:
A: Stay constant
B: Decreases
C: Increase
D: Cannot be determined

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