In w=mgh, how the height is attained doesn't matter. Why?
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You are taking it that (g) is a stand-alone quantity, which is acceleration due to gravity and you are thinking that the object is actually accelerating. Try to look at it this way: (m g) = w (weight).
Weight is the measure of the force of gravity on an object. Then, Work equals force x displacement!
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That I understood but my question is.. That it doesn't matter if u have attained that particular height by climbing stairs or a lift. Why?
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