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If the potential energy is 2000 J with a mass of 7 kg, what is the height of the object?​
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If the potential energy is 2000 J with a mass of 7 kg, what is the height of the object?​

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Answer: Height of object = 29.13475

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Answer: 29.12 Meters.

Step-by-step explanation:

  • Potential energy = Mass * Gravity * Height. | (P=mgh)
  1. Rearrange the equation for height: H=(p/(g*m))
  2. Place the values: H=(2000J)/(9.81 * 7kg)
  3. Answer equals 29.12M
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