This post appears as an article in the January 2018 issue of The Science Teacher.
Stoeckel, M. (2018). Where does the energy go?: Using evidence-based reasoning to connect energy and motion. The Science Teacher, 85(1), 19-25.
Where Does the Energy Go?: Using Evidence-Based Reasoning to Connect Energy and Motion
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