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What are two energy transformations that occur when inflating a ball with an air pump?
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Chemical energy stored in the body is converted to mechanical (kinetic) energy as the pump is operated (this assumes a manual pump). Next, kinetic energy coupled into the pump is converted to potential energy in the form of compressed air and a stressed ball.
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