According to the work-energy theorem, total change in energy is equal

1.	According to the work-energy theorem, total change in energy is equal to the _______
A.	Total work done
B.	Half of the total work done
C.	Total work done added with frictional losses
D.	Square of the total work done
Answer» B. Half of the total work done

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