For the physical situation described below, identify the letter of the appropriate work-energy bar chart: A roller coaster car begins from rest at a location on top of the first drop (initial state) and coasts to the ground level at the bottom of the drop (final state). Friction and air resistance influence the motion. Chart A Chart B Chart C Initial Chart D Initial Final Initinl Fine Initial Final O Chart A Chart B Chart C O Chart D

For the physical situation described below, identify the letter of the appropriate work-energy bar chart: A roller coaster car begins from rest at a location on top of the first drop (initial state) and coasts to the ground level at the bottom of the drop (final state). Friction and air resistance influence the motion. Chart A Chart B Chart C Initial Chart D Initial Final Initinl Fine Initial Final O Chart A Chart B Chart C O Chart D

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