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Physics, 16.11.2019 05:31, meaganblatcher

For the following energy vs time graphs, determine whether the total
energy for the system is conserved or not conserved.
graph a. :
energy (
potential energy
-total energy
0.5
time (s)


For the following energy vs time graphs, determine whether the total energy for the system is

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