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What is the G.P.E of 675 newtons on 26000 meter mountain

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GPE=mgh, where m=mass, g=acceleration due to gravity, h=height
We have a force of 675N already, so mg=675N

<span>GPE=mgh=675(26000)=17.55x10^6J</span>

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