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Mechanical energy is a term that is used to describe A. neither potential nor kinetic energy. B. both potential and kinetic energy. C. kinetic energy only. D. potential energy o…

Mechanical energy is a term that is used to describe A. neither potential nor kinetic energy. B. both potential and kinetic energy. C. kinetic energy only. D. potential energy o…
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Mechanical energy is a term that is used to describe

A.
neither potential nor kinetic energy.
B.
both potential and kinetic energy.
C.
kinetic energy only.
D.
potential energy only.

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Answer: B

both potential and kinetic

User Hernando Casas
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Answer is B. both potential and kinetic energy.

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