P=mgh solve for g. (p=potential energy, m=mass, g=gravity, h=height).

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P=mgh solve for g. (p=potential energy, m=mass, g=gravity, h=height).

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P = mgh

g = P / (mh)

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P = mgh

g = P / (mh)

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