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Work-energy theorem
How is the work energy theorem represented as an equation? (1 point)
W = ΔE
W = E
ΔW = ΔE
ΔW = E
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W = ΔE
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How is the work energy theorem represented as an equation?(1 point) Responses ΔW=ΔE ΔW=E W=ΔE W=E
