A ball is released from a height of 11 mand weighs 83 N. What is the magnitude of the total change in potential energy Δ? as the ball falls to the ground?
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A ball is released from a height of 11 mand weighs 83 N. What is the magnitude of the total change in potential energy Δ? as the ball falls to the ground?
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