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Gravitational potential energy is always calculated with kinetic energy mechanical energy total potential energy mass gravity and height

Gravitational potential energy is always calculated with kinetic energy mechanical energy total potential energy mass gravity and height
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Gravitational potential energy is always calculated with

kinetic energy
mechanical energy
total potential energy
mass gravity and height

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kinetic energy as it involves dispersal of energy

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