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Because of Kinetic Energy or Gravitational Potential Energy Why is it harder to climb up five flights of stairs than it is to climb down five flights of stairs? Why is it worse to drop a bowling ball, rather than a tennis ball, on your foot? Why is it harder to put a heavy book on the top shelf of a bookshelf than on the bottom shelf? Why is a ball harder to catch when it is moving toward you faster? Why do adults make bigger splashes when they jump into swimming pools than small children? Copyright © by Pearson Education, Inc., or its affiliates. All Rights Reserved.