Physics, asked by arun8jul, 9 months ago

Calculate the potential energy gained by a man weighing 50 kg in climbing up a ladder 15m high(g=9.8m/s^2)

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Answered by vichunambiar2003

1

Answer:

mgh

50*9.8*15=7350

Explanation: here the equation for PE is mgh

so the total pe is m=50

g=9.8

h=15

Answered by pranithachowdary587

0

Explanation:

PE=mgh

PE=50×9.8×15

=7350J

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