There is an equation for calcualting the gravitationl potential energy. Eg=m* g* h. (Eg is energy, mis massis gravitational fieldand his height.) On earth g = 10 Nkg, a 25kg balland I want it to have a gravitational potential energy of 1750. how high do have to lift it Plz answer
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