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What is true about the total mechanical energy of an object? Group of answer choices
1.It is the product of the potential energy multiplied by the kinetic energy.
2.The total mechanical energy always equals the potential energy.
3. The total mechanical energy always equals the kinetic energy.
4.It is the total of the potential energy and the kinetic energy of the object.
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