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what is the PE of a 10 kg box that drops 10 meters?




Sagot :

AL2006
Change of PE over a height of 10m = M G H = (10) (9.8) (10) = 980 joules.

When the box hits the bottom, it has 980 joules less PE than it had
before it started dropping. 

(As well as 980 joules more kinetic energy.)
doss370
P.E = mgh                           
M= MASS
G= ACCELERATION DUE TO GRAVITY
H = HEIGHT
P.E= 10 * 10 * 10
P.E = 1000J
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