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A grasshopper has a mass of 10g, it jumps 30m high ,assuming gravity is 10n what is the gpe of the grasshopper at the top of the jump

A grasshopper has a mass of 10g, it jumps 30m high ,assuming gravity is 10n what is the gpe of the grasshopper at the top of the jump
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a grasshopper has a mass of 10g, it jumps 30m high ,assuming gravity is 10n what is the gpe of the grasshopper at the top of the jump

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gpe is mass times gravity times vertical height = 10x10^-3x10x30=3 joules

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