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Help! When You Lift A Ball To A Height Of “100 Centimeters” Of The Floor, What Kind Of Potiential Energy Did You Give On The Ball
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Help! When You Lift A Ball To A Height Of “100 Centimeters” Of The Floor, What Kind Of Potiential Energy Did You Give On The Ball

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I think gravitational energy since you lifted the ball.

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