A roller coaster car moves along a track as shown below. Assume there is no friction. At which point does the car have the greatest gravitational potential energy? W At which point does the car have the greatest kinetic energy? X At which point does the car have the greatest speed? W At which point does the car have the greatest total energy? [ Select ]

A roller coaster car moves along a track as shown below. Assume there is no friction. At which point does the car have the greatest gravitational potential energy? W At which point does the car have the greatest kinetic energy? X At which point does the car have the greatest speed? W At which point does the car have the greatest total energy? [ Select ]

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A roller coaster car moves along a track as shown below. Assume there is no friction.
At which point does the car have the greatest gravitational potential energy?
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At which point does the car have the greatest kinetic energy? X
At which point does the car have the greatest speed? W
At which point does the car have the greatest total energy? [ Select ]
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