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methematical proof of conservation of mechanical energy ( kinetic and potential energies)​

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Answered by ktksalim0
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Explanation:

energy=k.E+P.E     K.E=1/2mv2,  P.E=mgh   put it in energy=1/2mv2+mgh

Answered by nitinFreeFire
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Therefore for every displacement of Δx, the difference between the sums of an object's kinetic and potential energy is zero. In other words, the sum of an object's kinetic and potential energies is constant under a conservative force.

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