.Question 10Consider a dropping a ball from a height of 5 m into a pool of warm water. Which of the following is true?1 pointThere is a change in internal energy in the process. Energy is not conserved. The potential energy can be ignored. There is significant work transfer. 11.Question 11In this course, we commonly assume
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.Question 10Consider a dropping a ball from a height of 5 m into a pool of warm water. Which of the following is true?1 pointThere is a change in internal energy in the process. Energy is not conserved. The potential energy can be ignored. There is significant work transfer. 11.Question 11In this course, we commonly assume
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