Which of these follows from Newton's laws about the energy of a moving object? A) The total mechanical energy of an object is always constant. B) The kinetic energy of an object remains the same if friction is absent. C) The mechanical energy remains the same if there are only conservative forces acting. D) The total of all forms of energy is always constant.

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Jasper Pierce

14 July, 20:07

Which of these follows from Newton's laws about the energy of a moving object? A) The total mechanical energy of an object is always constant. B) The kinetic energy of an object remains the same if friction is absent. C) The mechanical energy remains the same if there are only conservative forces acting. D) The total of all forms of energy is always constant.

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Seamus Calderon · Answer 1

The correct answer for the question that is being presented above is this one: "C) The mechanical energy remains the same if there are only conservative forces acting." The statement that shows that Newton's laws about the energy of a moving object is that t he mechanical energy remains the same if there are only conservative forces acting.