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Conservation of Mechanical Energy

This section is the law of conservation of energy, mechanical energy EM=EK+EPE_M=E_K+E_P, and how to use **EK1+EP1=EK2+EP2E_{K1}+E_{P1}=E_{K2}+E_{P2}when air resistance (and other friction) can be ignored. Gravitational potential…

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