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Suppose a cat climbs a tree to a height of 2 meters. If the cat doubles its height to 4 meters, its potential energy will 1)not change 2)reduce to halve 3)double 4)quadruple
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Suppose a cat climbs a tree to a height of 2 meters. If the cat doubles its height to 4 meters, its potential energy will
1)not change
2)reduce to halve
3)double
4)quadruple
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Ep=m*g*h
If h doubles Ep=m*g*2h
Meaning Ep=1*1*2
Ep=2
So 3)potential energy doubles.
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