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Peer reviewedTsaoussis, Dimitris S. – Physics Teacher, 1995
Presents exercises that analyze the additive property of energy. Concludes that if a body has more than one component of energy depending on the same physical quantity, the body's total energy will be the algebraic sum of the components if a linear relationship exists between the energy components and that physical quantity. (JRH)
Descriptors: Addition, Conservation (Concept), Energy, Equations (Mathematics)
