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Which of the following defines the relationship between potential energy (U) and work (W) for conservative systems? A. AU = 0 B. AU > 0 C. AU < 0 %3D D. AU = -W %3D E. AU = +W

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potential energy (U) and work (W) for conservative systems?
A. AU = 0
B. AU > 0
C. AU < 0
D. AU = -W
E. AU = +W

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