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an object with a mass of 70kilograms is supported at a height 8meters above the ground. what's the potential energy of the objec

t with respect to the ground ?(a)560J(b)2,058J(c)5,488J(d)3,430J

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ra1l [238]3 years ago

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Gravitational Potential Energy = mgh (m=mass; g=gravitational force(9.8N/kg); h = height)

Ug = (70kg)(9.8N/kg)(8m) = 5488J which is C.)

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