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An object's mechanical energy is the sum of its
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An object's mechanical energy is the sum of its

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Kinetic Energy + Potential Energy + Thermal Energy

In a system, the Mechanical Energy of an object will NEVER change. So, there ya go!
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Is the sum of it's mass/movement/momentum :)  
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