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If gravity is the only force present, what is the total mechanical energy of a
glass of milk falling off a table at a time when its potential energy is 15 J and
its kinetic energy is 12 J?
O A. 120
B. 27 J
O C. 33
O D. 153
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B
Explanation:
Em = Ec + Ep
Em = 12 + 15 = 27 J
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