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What objects has the greatest gravitational potential energy baseball hat 2 kg 0.8 m trophy cup 6 kg 0.5 m globe 3.2 kg 0.7 m?
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∙ 14y ago
GPE=mgh
hat : 15.68J
trophy: 29.4J
globe: 22.0J
Therefore, the trophy has the greatest GPE.
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