Question

When a tennis ball smashes into a tennis racket, the ball temporarily changes shape as it compresses against the racket. Which type of energy is temporarily stored with the ball as it is compressed?

(1 point)
elastic potential
kinetic
electrical
potential

Answer 1

elastic potential i think

Answer 2

I think its elastic potential no hard feelings

Answer 3

I hate science and I am not good at it no offense to science lovers

Answer 4

Its okay guys

Answer 5

So is it Kinetic or Elastic Potential energy?

Answer 6

Please answer, because I’ve been stuck on this question for 10 minutes. XD

Answer 7

but that would be potential, Mrs. Blaze...

Answer 8

SO WHICH ON IS IT?????????(sry for caps just very confused)

Answer 9

No Fear anybody for the answer is A

Answer 10

correct, thank you

Answer 11

oooooooooohhhhhhhhhh it is potential i'm dumb

Answer 12

drake drake tyga tyga what is the answer yall are talking about yall grades in science while ive been sitting here for 2 days trying to figure out this question please hellllllllllllppppppppp #bigdraco

Answer 13

how do i do the unit 3 lesson 8 unit test for sicence ive been stuck on it for 3 days please quick please

Answer 14

elastic potential

Answer 15

It cannot be kinetic because it is not moving temporarily. So it is either potential or elastic potential

Answer 16

ya'll are actually dumb LMAO jk no hard feelings...its Potential because the ball isn't even in the air because if it was it would be Kinetic, so yeah ITS POTENTIAL because it is potentially going to be in the air :) ur welcome

Answer 17

Kinetic...

Answer 18

It is kinetic!

Answer 19

Sarah me 2. this year I have 100% in sciene though lmao

Answer 20

Also I have 100%. I am pretty much a math whiz so of course I have 100% in science you need to be good in math to be good in science

Answer 21

No offense taken, Although I want to be a chemist someday. Or a CSI(crime scene investigator) which studies some chemicals

Answer 22

ITS (D) if your doing conexus