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Ep = mxgx h. Re-arrange to give an equation for: a) The mass m. b) The gravitational field strength g. c) The height h.

Ep = mxgx h. Re-arrange to give an equation for: a) The mass m. b) The gravitational field strength g. c) The height h.
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Ep = mxgx h. Re-arrange to give an equation for:

a) The mass m.
b) The gravitational field strength g.
c) The height h.

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User TechieWings
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Answer:

Ep=mgh

Ep/gh=mgh/gh

Ep/gh=m

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User Prasad G
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Answer:

Ep=mxgxh.

a) m=ep/gxh

b) g=ep/m/h

c)h=ep/mxg

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