MCQ
A heavy object has ....... gravitational potential energy than a lighter one.
- ALess
- BMore
- CSame
- DNone of these
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Answer
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Explanation:
Gravitational potential energy is given by
E P = mgh
where m is mass so heavy object means more mass and more mass means more potential energy.
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