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49) Make and Use Tables Three toy cars, each with a mass of 0.050 kg, roll down ramps with different heights. The height of each ramp and the speed of each car at the bottom of each ramp is given in the table. Copy and complete the table by calculating the GPE for each car at the top of the ramp relative to the bottom of the ramp and the KE at the bottom from each car’s motion down the ramp. Round your values two decimal places. How do the values of GPE and KE you calculate compare?

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