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Which statement best describes an object’s potential energy?(1 point)
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The object’s mass and velocity determine its potential energy.
The object’s mass and velocity determine its potential energy.
The object’s kinetic energy determines its potential energy.
The object’s kinetic energy determines its potential energy.
The object’s mass and height determine its potential energy.
The object’s mass and height determine its potential energy.
The object’s mass, gravity, and height determine its potential energy.
The object’s mass, gravity, and height determine its potential energy.
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The object’s mass and velocity determine its potential energy.
The object’s mass and velocity determine its potential energy.
The object’s kinetic energy determines its potential energy.
The object’s kinetic energy determines its potential energy.
The object’s mass and height determine its potential energy.
The object’s mass and height determine its potential energy.
The object’s mass, gravity, and height determine its potential energy.
The object’s mass, gravity, and height determine its potential energy.
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The object’s mass, gravity, and height determine its potential energy.
Explanation: gravitational potential energy is given by U = mgh (mass × gravity × height), not by velocity or kinetic energy.
Explanation: gravitational potential energy is given by U = mgh (mass × gravity × height), not by velocity or kinetic energy.
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