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Interpretation of kinetic energy
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[QUOTE="BvU, post: 5432599, member: 499340"] Hello Soren, Yes. That is conservation of mechanical energy. Sum of energies before and after is the same, so the changes add up to zero. If you wait a little longer, the spring is compressed as far as it will go and the ball is at resst (has lost its kinetic energy). Then the spring pushes the ball away -- doing work on the ball that picks up kinetic energy again. [/QUOTE]
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