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Which has more Potential Energy a car parked on the top of the hill,a person on the top of the same hill sitting down eating a sandwich, or a man running fast at the bottom of the same hill?
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Which has more Potential Energy a car parked on the top of the hill,a person on the top of the same hill sitting down eating a sandwich, or a man running fast at the bottom of the same hill?
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A car parked in top of the hill I hope this helps
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As long as you're talking about gravitational potential energy the car at the top of the hill is correct. If you're talking about chemical potential energy, it would depend on how much gas is in the tank and what the contents of the sandwich were.
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