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Two objects, with different masses, have a gravitational potential energy of 100 J each; they are released from rest and fall to the ground. Both objects were released from the …

Two objects, with different masses, have a gravitational potential energy of 100 J each; they are released from rest and fall to the ground. Both objects were released from the …
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Two objects, with different masses, have a gravitational potential energy of 100 J each; they are released from rest and fall to the ground. Both objects were released from the same height.

Is this statement True or False?

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The statement can't be true. Objects with different masses held at the same height don't have the same gravitational potential energy.
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