Help BottomGiven an object thrown in the air vertically, indicate the values of KE,PE and TE for the top of the trajectory, Points 1,2, 3 and bottom of thetrajectory (during the trip down).NOTE: Points 1, 2, and 3 are evenly spaced distances.TopPoint1Point 2point 3 TopPoint 1Point 2Point 3BottomLaw of Conservation of Energy HomeworkPE = 20,000PE =15,000PE=PE =5,000PE=0F +KE=0 JKE=KE =10,000KE=KE =20,000TE = 20,000TE=20,000TE =20,000TE=20,000TE=Given an object thrown in the air vertically, indicate the values of KE,PE and TE for the top of the trajectory, Points 1,2, 3 and bottom of thetrajectory (during the trip down).NOTE: Points 1, 2, and 3 are evenly spaced distances

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Given an object thrown in the air PE and TE for the top of the trajectory, Points 1,2, 3 and bottom of the trajectory (during the trip down). NOTE: Points 1, 2, and 3 are evenly spaced distances.

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