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如图7-7-8所示,轻杆的两端分别固定有质量为m和2m的小球a和b,杆可绕其中点

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如图7-7-8所示,轻杆的两端分别固定有质量为m和2m的小球a和b,杆可绕其中点无摩擦地转动,让杆位于水平位置时自由释放,在杆转到竖直位置的过程中(    )

图7-7-8

A.b球重力势能减少,动能增加

B.a球重力势能增加,动能减小

C.杆对a球做正功,对b球做负功

D.a球和b球的总机械能守恒

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B.people prefer cars, buses and trains

C.lifts and escalators prevent people from walking

D.there are a lot of transportation devices

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