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The potential energy of an orange on a tree is 6.0 joules. The orange is 5m high. What is the orange's mass? 0.12 kg. 10 kg 100 g 1 kg​

The potential energy of an orange on a tree is 6.0 joules. The orange is 5m high. What is the orange's mass? 0.12 kg. 10 kg 100 g 1 kg​
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The potential energy of an orange on a tree is 6.0 joules. The orange is 5m high. What is the orange's mass?

0.12 kg.

10 kg

100 g

1 kg​

User Keilah
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P.E=6.0. G=10m-2 D= 5m. P.E= kg Times 10 times 5 = 6. = kg50 over 50 ,50 cancel 50 = 6 divided by50 . =0.12 kg.
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