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Mechanical energy conservation states that The total amount of energy will eventually be destroyed. Potential energy will be conserved, but kinetic energy will be destroyed. The total amount of energy,
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Mechanical energy conservation states that

The total amount of energy will eventually be destroyed.
Potential energy will be conserved, but kinetic energy will be destroyed.
The total amount of energy, kinetic plus potential, remains the same.
Kinetic energy will be conserved, but potential energy will be destroyed.
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The total amount of energy, kinetic plus potential, remains the same.

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