Question 144 Steven drops a piece of putty onto the ground where it sticks. Mark drops a rubber ball, which bounces back up to the same height. Which of the following statements is true. Saved AP ball > AP putty APball AP putty AP ball = (Apputty)2 AP ball = AP putty O None of the above

Question 144 Steven drops a piece of putty onto the ground where it sticks. Mark drops a rubber ball, which bounces back up to the same height. Which of the following statements is true. Saved AP ball > AP putty APball AP putty AP ball = (Apputty)2 AP ball = AP putty O None of the above

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