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The potential energy of a 392.26 cannon ball is 14000 j. How high was the cannonball to have this much potential energy?
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The potential energy of a 392.26 cannon ball is 14000 j. How high was the cannonball to have this much potential energy?

User Josh Sobel
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I hope its 392.26 gm
then,
please solve
PE = mgh
or, 14000 = 0.39226 x 9.81 x h
and find the value of h.
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