Put the following lines into a glowscript script and run them:

energies $=[10,6,1,2]$

$E=0$

for energy $in$ energies:

$E=E+$ energy

$pr{\displaystyle \underset{\phantom{}}{\overset{\phantom{}}{}}}(E)$

Notice that when you copy this code to glowscript, the indents are not copied. Since indentation is very important in python, fix the indentation in the copied code after the line that begins with for so that it looks similar to the provided code.

Match the line of programming syntax with the lettered statement describing the action of the syntax.

A Loops through the energies and assigns each item to energy succesively.

$B$ Adds the value of energy to the running total.

C Assigns an initial value to the running total.

D Displays the sum of the energies $($i$.$e$.$ the total energy$).$

print$(E)$

$E=E+$ energy

$E=0$

for energy in energies:

$1$ Tries $0/99$

$($b$.)$ What is the value of the variable "energy" the second time through the for loop

Tries $0/99$

$($c$.)$ What is the final value of $E?$

Tries $0/99$