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As an object moves around, on which quantities does the change in its gravitational potential energy depend?.
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As an object moves around, on which quantities does the change in its gravitational potential energy depend?.

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Answer: Heyo Kenji Here! Here's your answer- As expressed by the equation, potential energy depends upon the mass and the height of the object. Any increase in these two quantities will lead to an increase in the amount of potential energy possessed by the object.

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- Kenji ^^

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