Chemistry, 28.02.2021 02:20, jourdyno

You can calculate the mechanical energy of an object by . A. first calculating its thermal energy
B. adding its chemical energy and its electrical energy
C. subtracting its potential energy from its kinetic energy
D. combining its potential energy with its kinetic energy

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