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how much potential energy does Tim, with a mass of 62.0kg, gain when he climbs a gymnasium a distance of 3.8m?
12 years ago

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Answered by drwls
M g H = 62*9.8*3.8 Joulee
12 years ago
Answered by Kevin
Thank ya chile
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