JoevaniR11215 JoevaniR11215

03-11-2022
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I was told it was 5.886 J by another tutor on here but that was incorrect so just trying again

I was told it was 5886 J by another tutor on here but that was incorrect so just trying again class=

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KindylU89846 KindylU89846

03-11-2022

The potential energy of gravity is given by:

[tex]\begin{gathered} E=mgh \\ where: \\ m=0.3 \\ h=2 \\ g=9.8 \\ so: \\ E=0.3\cdot2\cdot9.8 \\ E\approx5.9J \end{gathered}[/tex]

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5.9 J

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