Point P and point charge Q are separated by a distance R. The electric field at point P has magnitude E. How could the magnitude
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An example of a system with decreasing gravitational potential energy is a ball in free fall.
At its initial height h, the ball has a gravitational potential energy equal to
where m is the ball mass and g is the gravitational acceleration. As the ball falls toward the ground, its height h decreases, and so its gravitational potential energy decreases as well, according to the formula
where h' is the new height of the ball.
At its initial height h, the ball has a gravitational potential energy equal to
where m is the ball mass and g is the gravitational acceleration. As the ball falls toward the ground, its height h decreases, and so its gravitational potential energy decreases as well, according to the formula
where h' is the new height of the ball.
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