A cannon fires a cannonball. Explain how the cannonball gains kinetic energy.

A. The sound of the explosion propels the cannonball.

B. The thermal energy of the explosion propels the cannonball.

C. The chemical energy of the explosives transforms into kinetic energy.

D. The electrical potential energy of the explosives transforms into kinetic energy.

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Physics

Simon Lambert

30 August, 06:25

A cannon fires a cannonball. Explain how the cannonball gains kinetic energy.

A. The sound of the explosion propels the cannonball.

B. The thermal energy of the explosion propels the cannonball.

C. The chemical energy of the explosives transforms into kinetic energy.

D. The electrical potential energy of the explosives transforms into kinetic energy.

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Carsen Yang · Answer 1

c

Explanation:

its C because energy cant be destroy nor created its just can be transfer in a way such as the chemical solution that release energy to propel the cannonball thus the kinetic energy (movement)

Tyson Mcintyre · Answer 2

C

Explanation:

I would try c but i'm not 100% positive