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An object of mass 'x' kg is placed on the surface of the earth. What is the energy possessed by the
object by virtue of its position? (g=9.8 ms)​

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Answered by priyarksynergy
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THE ENERGY POSSESSED BY AN OBJECT BY VIRTUE OF ITS POSITION IS ZERO.

Explanation:

  • The energy of an object which depends on position id potential energy(P.E).
  • Shape and size influence the value of P.E.
  • It is calculated by the formula P.E=mgh.The object must be placed at a height 'h' above the surface of earth.
  • At surface of earth h=0. So, the potential energy will be zero.
  • It will not depend upon the mass if it will be at the surface of earth.
  • THE ENERGY POSSESSED BY AN OBJECT BY VIRTUE OF ITS POSITION IS ZERO.
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