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The figure below shows a ball on a curved surface. The ball is released at point A. At which point does the ball have maximum gravitational potential energy?
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The figure below shows a ball on a curved surface. The ball is released at point A. At which point does the ball have maximum gravitational potential energy?

The figure below shows a ball on a curved surface. The ball is released at point A-example-1
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A

Step-by-step explanation:

At point 'A' the ball is highest to the ground.As the formula of gravitational potential energy is Eg=MGH, in which 'M' is mass,'H' is height and 'G' is the gravitational pull of earth

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