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Two bricks of the same mass are each on ledges. Brick 1 is 100 feet high and Brick 2 is 300 feet high. Brick 2 has: 1. zero times more potential energy 2. two times more potenti…

Two bricks of the same mass are each on ledges. Brick 1 is 100 feet high and Brick 2 is 300 feet high. Brick 2 has: 1. zero times more potential energy 2. two times more potenti…
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Two bricks of the same mass are each on ledges. Brick 1 is 100 feet high and Brick 2 is 300 feet high. Brick 2 has:

1. zero times more potential energy

2. two times more potential energy

3. three times more potential energy

4. four times more potential energy

5. nine times more potential energy

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Answer: 3 times more potential energy

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