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Physics, 10.03.2021 01:20 arangoaiden71

While visiting White Sands National Park, you grab a piece of cardboard box and slide down a large sand dune from the top of the dune to the bottom of the dune. Friction is present; air resistance can be ignored. Which statement correctly describes the change in energy as you slide from the top of the dune to the bottom of the dune on the cardboard box?

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