in air track experiments, we assume that kinetic friction between the ait track and the car...

in air track experiments, we assume that kinetic friction between the ait track and the car is negligible. If friction is not negligable, how would the friction affect each of the following

A) velocity of the car

B) kinetic energy of the car

C) potential energy of the car

D) mechanical energy of the car

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