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List two ways to measure the gravitational potential energy of a ball when it’s dropped from different heights. Think about the motion of the ball give an argument to support your choices.
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List two ways to measure the gravitational potential energy of a ball when it’s dropped from different heights. Think about the motion of the ball give an argument to support your choices.

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PE = M g H gravitational potential energy

KE - 1/2 M V^2 kinetic energy

PE = KE kinetic energy equal to initial gravitational energy

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