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(Subject is actually 8th Grade Science But The don't have that... i'm sorry.) Question: If you have two objects with different masses about to fall from the same height. Which one will have the greatest
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(Subject is actually 8th Grade Science But The don't have that... i'm sorry.)

Question:

If you have two objects with different masses about to fall from the same height. Which one will have the greatest potential energy?


Group of answer choices:

A.) Smallest

B.) Largest

C.) Roundest

D.) Flattest

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The smallest will have the greatest potential energy
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Answer:

I am Going to say the smallest im in 8th grade and i got that right

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