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    1) A bicyclist riding up a hill is an isolated system with constant total mechanical energy. The cyclist's increase in gravitational potential energy equals the decrease in kinetic energy. 2) For an evaporating liquid, the rate of decrease in mass equals the rate of evaporation. As the drop shrinks over time, its velocity increases while density remains constant. 3) For a falling object, work done by gravity equals the change in kinetic and potential energy. The object's increase in potential energy equals the decrease in kinetic energy as it accelerates downward.

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    1) A bicyclist riding up a hill is an isolated system with constant total mechanical energy. The cyclist's increase in gravitational potential energy equals the decrease in kinetic energy. 2) For an evaporating liquid, the rate of decrease in mass equals the rate of evaporation. As the drop shrinks over time, its velocity increases while density remains constant. 3) For a falling object, work done by gravity equals the change in kinetic and potential energy. The object's increase in potential energy equals the decrease in kinetic energy as it accelerates downward.

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    1) A bicyclist riding up a hill is an isolated system with constant total mechanical energy. The cyclist's increase in gravitational potential energy equals the decrease in kinetic energy. 2) For an evaporating liquid, the rate of decrease in mass equals the rate of evaporation. As the drop shrinks over time, its velocity increases while density remains constant. 3) For a falling object, work done by gravity equals the change in kinetic and potential energy. The object's increase in potential energy equals the decrease in kinetic energy as it accelerates downward.

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    1) A bicyclist riding up a hill is an isolated system with constant total mechanical energy. The cyclist's increase in gravitational potential energy equals the decrease in kinetic energy. 2) For an evaporating liquid, the rate of decrease in mass equals the rate of evaporation. As the drop shrinks over time, its velocity increases while density remains constant. 3) For a falling object, work done by gravity equals the change in kinetic and potential energy. The object's increase in potential energy equals the decrease in kinetic energy as it accelerates downward.

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    HW#S

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    +

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    gravity.

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    =

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