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An object’s mechanical energy is a its energy of motion. b the sum of its potential (position) energy and kinetic (motion) energy. c the waste energy it produces by friction. d …

An object’s mechanical energy is a its energy of motion. b the sum of its potential (position) energy and kinetic (motion) energy. c the waste energy it produces by friction. d …
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An object’s mechanical energy is

a
its energy of motion.
b
the sum of its potential (position) energy and kinetic (motion) energy.
c
the waste energy it produces by friction.
d
not related to the object’s mass.

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Step-by-step explanation:

the sum of its potential (position) energy and kinetic (motion) energy.

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