Physics, asked by Anonymous, 11 months ago

if potential energy on ground is zero, so how much energy will be in a bottom of dig ???​

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Answered by Ves1857
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potential \: energy \:  = mgh \\  \\ hence  \\ given. \\ \: its \: 0 \: on \: ground \:  \\  \\ z \\ therefore \: mgh  \: on \: ground\:  = 0 \\   \\ at \: time \: of \: digging \: it \: has \: \: some \: potential \: and \:  \\ kentic \: energy \:  \\  \\ there \: fore \: at \: time \: of \: digging \: the \: potential \: energy \: is \:  \\  =  + mgh \: as \: change \: in \: g \: or \: \\  \\  \\ poential \: energy \:  = mgh \:  > 0 \: beause \: increse \: in \: g \: value

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