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What is the gpe of a 200g ball that is 10m off the ground​
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What is the gpe of a 200g ball that is 10m off the ground​

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Answer:

gpe gained = 20J

Step-by-step explanation:

gpe = mass * gravity * height

gpe = (200/1000) kg * 10 * 10

gpe = 20J

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