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The motor lifts a 130g mass to a height of 63 cm. Calculate the Gravitational Potential Energy gained by the 130g mass.​

The motor lifts a 130g mass to a height of 63 cm. Calculate the Gravitational Potential Energy gained by the 130g mass.​
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The motor lifts a 130g mass to a height of 63 cm. Calculate the Gravitational Potential Energy gained by the 130g mass.​

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PE = m g h

PE = 0.13 × 9.8 × 0.63

PE = 0.80262 J
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