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How high must a sack of sugar weighing 10 kg be lifted to have 58 J of potential energy?
(Hint: Derive the formula of PE=mgh to get the formula for height. Divide both sides by
the variable/s adjacent to height (h) to get h=PE)

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Answer:

0.59 m

Explanation:

G:  58 J (PE) and 10 kg (mass)  

E: h = PE/mg

S: 58 J/(10 kg) (9.8/ 2 )

A: 58/98 = 0.59 m

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