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Which factor can increase the potential energy of an object? Decrease in speed Decrease in density Increase in temperature Increase in height from the ground
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Which factor can increase the potential energy of an object?

Decrease in speed
Decrease in density
Increase in temperature
Increase in height from the ground

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Answer:

Increase in height from the ground.

Step-by-step explanation:

Potential energy =mass×acceleration due to gravity×height.

P.E= mgh

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