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Suppose a skydiver (mass = 80kg) is falling toward the Earth. Calculate the skydiver’s gravitational potential energy at a point when the skydiver is 100m above the Earth.
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Suppose a skydiver (mass = 80kg) is falling toward the Earth. Calculate the skydiver’s gravitational potential energy at a point when the skydiver is 100m above the Earth.
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Ep is gravitational potential energy
m is mass (kg)
g is gravitational field strength (N/kg)
h is height (m)
Ep= mgh
= 80kg*9.8N/kg*100m
= 78 400 J
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