Physics, 05.05.2020 05:21, samsavage4073

On earth, the gravitational potential energy of a ball is 1881 J. If the same 32 kg ball was given the same amount of gravitational potential energy as on earth how high would it have to be above the surface? (Moons g= 3.7m/s

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