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A 0.60 Kilo gram basketball poses on the rim of a basketball hoop that is 3.0 m high find the potential energy of the ball there (use G=10 N/KG.)

A 0.60 Kilo gram basketball poses on the rim of a basketball hoop that is 3.0 m high find the potential energy of the ball there (use G=10 N/KG.)
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A 0.60 Kilo gram basketball poses on the rim of a basketball hoop that is 3.0 m high find the potential energy of the ball there (use G=10 N/KG.)

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Answer:

18Joules

Step-by-step explanation:

Potential Energy = mass * gravity * height

PE = 0.6 * 10 * 3

PE = 18Joules

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