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How is mechanical energy calculated? A. by adding potential energy and kinetic energy B. Oby subtracting potential energy from kinetic energy C. by multiplying potential energy …
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How is mechanical energy calculated?

A. by adding potential energy and kinetic energy
B. Oby subtracting potential energy from kinetic
energy
C. by multiplying potential energy and kinetic energy
D. by dividing potential energy by kinetic energy​

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Answer: d

Step-by-step explanation:

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User Amr Aly
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Answer: [A] "by adding potential energy and kinetic energy"

Explanation: Mechanical Energy = Potential Energy + Kinetic Energy

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