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What is potential energy derive an equation of gravitational potential energy of a body of mass m and the height of h?

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Answered by mihirsthacker
25

Let the body be at h height:

∴ height = h

Acceleration = g

Mass of the object = m

Displacement = h

Work done (to get up to height h) = Potential E

∴Potential E = weight * displacement

Pe = mg * h

Pe = mgh

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Answered by MrMonarque
18

Required Explanation:-

Potential Energy:- The energy acquired by an object due to change in it's state or position is known as Potential Energy.

Derivation:-

  • Let's consider a body of mass "m" and it is raised to a height "h" from the ground.
  • The minimum force required to raise the body is equals to the weight of the object; viz ; "mg".
  • The object gains energy equal to the work done on the body against the gravity will be W. i.e; Work done [W] = Force[mg] × Displacement [h] → w = mgh.
  • Hence the work done on the body is equals to mgh, an energy equal to mgh is gained by the body
  • Potential Energy is "E"
  • \sf{\star\;E = mgh}

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