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HELP!!! How does Dr. Hewitt define Potential Energy? •Extra energy •Energy that might or might not be there •Energy of motion •Energy of position •Potent energy

HELP!!! How does Dr. Hewitt define Potential Energy? •Extra energy •Energy that might or might not be there •Energy of motion •Energy of position •Potent energy
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How does Dr. Hewitt define Potential Energy?

•Extra energy
•Energy that might or might not be there
•Energy of motion
•Energy of position
•Potent energy

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energy of position

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I think that is the answer

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