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(asap will rate and ) compare the potential energy of a 5 lb ball at the top of a 5 foot hill and a 5 lb ball at the top of a 10 foot hill
a their potential energies are the same because they have the same mass.
b the ball at the top of the 5 foot hill has the least potential energy.
c the ball at the top of the 5 foot hill has the most potential energy.
d potential energy doesn't depend on a object's relative height.
2: which of the following has the most potential energy (only 3 answer choices)
a: a car at the top of a hilll
b: a car speeding down a hill
c: a person at the top of a hill

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