If the total (PE+ KE) before an event is equal to the total (PE+ KE) after the
event:
A. the...
Physics, 17.12.2020 06:40, oscarsanchez1530
If the total (PE+ KE) before an event is equal to the total (PE+ KE) after the
event:
A. the PE must not change.
B. PE (before) = KE (before).
C. energy is conserved.
D. the momentum does not change
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