How is potential energy calculated?
You can calculate potential energy using the formula PE = mgh. That's mass (m) times gravitational acceleration (g) times height (h). Easy peasy!
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mgh, that's it. Mass times gravity times height.
For gravitational potential energy, just use PE = mgh. Plug in the mass, gravity (usually 9.8 m/s虏 on Earth), and height. Boom, potential energy!
It's PE = mgh. Trust me, I've calculated it so many times during high school physics.
Potential energy? Simple. Just multiply the mass, gravity, and height together!
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