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For an object to have potential energy it must be...? A) At rest B) Light weight C) Moving D) Elevated (height) Please I need help, thank you!
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For an object to have potential energy it must be...?

A) At rest

B) Light weight

C) Moving

D) Elevated (height)

Please I need help, thank you!

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I believe it's D because PE=mgh
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