A student uses a rubber band to shoot a 0.05kg toy car across a level floor. Imagine that no energy is transferred betweenthe car and the floor or between the car and the air. The rubber band was stretched 0.03m.BeforeToy car beforeit starts to moveToy car whileit is movingStretchedrubberbandUnstretchedrubberbandEPEKEMEDraw a graph below that best reflects the total energy of the system AFTER the rubber band is released?> ReplayAfterKEGPEEPEMEENERGY

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