How to Find the Potential Energy
DepetallingMummy·3 months agoFor gravitational potential energy, just use PE = mgh. So find the mass, the height above ground, and remember g is 9.8 m/s². You're golden!
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Potential energy? Simple! Use the formula PE = mgh. Just multiply the mass (m) by gravitational acceleration (g, about 9.8 m/s²) and the height (h).
You serious about this? mgh. That’s it. Mass times gravity times height.
As a physics nerd, I can confirm: PE = mgh is your go-to formula. We use it all the time!
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