Which example best illustrates a change from elastic potential energy to kinetic energy?
A cook kneads bread dough, then pours it into a pan.
A trampoline sags as a rock is gently lowered onto it.
A bowling ball accelerates as it rolls down a steep ramp.
A twisted rubber band unwinds to turn the blades of a toy propellor.
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