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The diver has the LEAST gravitational POTENTIAL ENERGY at what position? • 1 • 3 • 4
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The diver has the LEAST gravitational POTENTIAL ENERGY at what position?

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The diver has the LEAST gravitational POTENTIAL ENERGY at what position? • 1 • 3 • 4-example-1
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Gravitational potential energy of any object is directly proportional to
its height. So the lowest position is the place where it has the least.
For the diver, that's position-#4 ... at the bottom of the pool.
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