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How does the potential energy of an object change as its distance from the ground changes?
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How does the potential energy of an object change as its distance from the ground changes?

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The higher from the ground an object is, the more potential energy it has. If it is closer to the ground and you drop it, it will have less energy than if it was higher when you dropped it. Hope this helps!!
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