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A body is executing simple harmonic motion. At a displacement x, its potential energy is `E_1` and a displacement y, its potential energy is `E_2`. The potential energy E at a displacement (x+y) is

A

`sqrt(E) = sqrt(E_(1))- sqrt(E_(2))`

B

`sqrt(E) = sqrt(E_(1))+ sqrt(E_(2))`

C

`E = E_(1) + E_(2)`

D

`E = E_(1) - E_(2)`

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