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An object of mass 20kg is lifted to a 25m building. how much potential energy is stored on a mass?(take g=10m/s²)​

An object of mass 20kg is lifted to a 25m building. how much potential energy is stored on a mass?(take g=10m/s²)​
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an object of mass 20kg is lifted to a 25m building. how much potential energy is stored on a mass?(take g=10m/s²)​

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Step-by-step explanation:

potential energy = mass × gravity force × height

= 20 × 10 × 25

= 5000 joules

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