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Which of the following is a correct equation for total energy? Total energy = Kinetic energy / potential energy Total energy = Kinetic energy - potential energy Total energy = Kinetic energy * potential
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Which of the following is a correct equation for total energy?

Total energy = Kinetic energy / potential energy
Total energy = Kinetic energy - potential energy
Total energy = Kinetic energy * potential energy
Total energy = Kinetic energy + potential energy

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D is the correct answer: Total energy = Kinetic energy + potential energy

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kinetic energy + potential energy

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