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What is the potential energy of a charged ball?

What is the potential energy of a charged ball?
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What is the potential energy of a charged ball?

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That's going to depend on the height of the ball above ground, and the amount of charge on the ball.

Sadly, you haven't shared either quantity with us.

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User TJ Mazeika
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Potential energy means the energy of a material when it is not moving.

Ep= mgh

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