When an arrow is shot from its bow,it has kinetic energy. From where does it get the kinetic energy?
- AFrom the muscular energy of the archer.
- BFrom the potential energy stored in the stretched bow.
- CFrom the chemical energy of the arrow.
- DFrom the gravitational potential energy of the bow.
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