1) The document discusses kinetic and potential energy as well as the work-energy theorem. It provides an example of calculating the kinetic and potential energy of an object moving up an incline. 2) A table is shown containing the time, height, kinetic energy, and potential energy values for an object moving up a ramp. 3) A graph plots the kinetic and potential energy values from the table over time, demonstrating the conversion between the two types of energy as the object moves.

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