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Lifting a mass (m ) from the ground to height ( h ) requires a force equals to (1 Point) A.mass x gravitational acceleration B.mass x height C.mass x work D.mass
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Lifting a mass (m ) from the ground to height ( h ) requires a force equals to

(1 Point)
A.mass x gravitational acceleration
B.mass x height
C.mass x work
D.mass

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Answer:The correct option is A

Step-by-step explanation:

Force=mass x acceleration due to gravity. therefore A is the correct option

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