- > C DA bcps.schoology.com/common-assessment-delivery/start/33342534767action=Donresume&submissionld-492882996BCPS Links9 Schoology9 SchoologyIf the balls were dropped from a height of 1 meter instead of 0.5 meters, how would the potential energy of each ball be affected?CRATER DEPTH (mm)TRIAL 1TRIAL 2TRIAL 3MEAN/AVERAGESTYROFOAM32.3BALLSTEEL BALL21202221.0O The potential energy would increase.O The potential energy would decrease.O The potential energy would stay the same.

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