Prove that gravitational potential energy is conserved.
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It turns out that it makes sense to do this because as the distance r becomes large, the gravitational force tends rapidly towards zero. ... Because energy is conserved, we lose gravitational potential energy to account for this—in other words, U g U_g UgU, start subscript, g, end subscript becomes more negative.
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It turns out that it makes sense to do this because as the distance r becomes large, thegravitational force tends rapidly towards zero. ... Because energy is conserved, we losegravitational potential energy to account for this—in other words, U g U_g UgU, start subscript, g, end subscript becomes more negative.
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