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I need help on my science project, there is one question that I'm stuck on and i'm finished with the project the question is what is the Measurements for PE/ Potential Energy
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I need help on my science project, there is one question that I'm stuck on and i'm finished with the project the question is what is the Measurements for PE/ Potential Energy

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The unit of the potential energy is the same as the kinetic enrgy and it is kg·m²/s².

And the SI unit of the potential energy is Joule. It is represented by the symbol J.

Thus, Joules (J) is the SI unit of the measurement of the potential energy.

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