Answer to Question #284942 in Physics for Ervin

Question #284942

What is the energy of a 10kg mass position at 100m above the surface of the earth

Expert's answer

"E=GPE+KE=mgh+0=mgh,""E=10\\ kg\\times9.8\\ \\dfrac{m}{s^2}\\times100\\ m=9800\\ J."

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