Physics, asked by sharli59, 4 months ago

derieve an expression of potential energy​

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Answered by skadamseth2007
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We know that potential energy is equivalent to the work done against the gravitational force. So first find the expression for the work done that is w=mgh, then equate it to the potential energy to get the final expression that is PE=mgh.

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