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3. To find an object's mechanical energy. you add its A kinetic and potential energy B kinetic and thermal energy C potential and thermale energy D kinetic and chemical ener…

3. To find an object's mechanical energy. you add its A kinetic and potential energy B kinetic and thermal energy C potential and thermale energy D kinetic and chemical ener…
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3. To find an object's mechanical energy. you add its A kinetic and potential energy B kinetic and thermal energy C potential and thermale energy D kinetic and chemical energy​

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A

Step-by-step explanation:

The formula for mechanical energy is mechanical energy = kinetic energy + potential energy.

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