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94%% + TV View Zoom Add Page Insert Table Chart Text Shape Media Comment Collaborate Format Document 3. Both kinetic and potential energy are part of the thrill of roller coasters. For this exercise, you will examine the path of a roller coaster and describe what type of energy is at work. Use Figure 6 to answer the following questions: Figure 6: Different points in a roller coaster's motion. a. Describe the kinetic and potential energy at each point of the roller coaster path. Click here to enter text. Nothing selected. Select an object or text to format. PHY250L b. What happens to the roller coaster's kinetic energy between Points B and C? What happens to its potential energy between these points? Click here to enter text. c. Why is it important for Point A to be higher than Point C? Click here to enter text. d. What causes the roller coaster train to lose energy over its trip? Click here to enter text