
Part (b)
Using m is 4.00 kg and r is 60.0 cm, calculate the gravitational
potential energy in case 1 above.
Note that a number such as 1.23 x 10^-9 can be entered as
1.23e-9
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The concept is quite same as the electrostatic potential energy , there is no much difference in the calculating the gravitational energy and the electrostatic potential energy , so in our question just think we are assembling different masses so we have to do work in order to placed them at a certain position against the respective force due to other masses and that work is stored as a potential energy , So each mass will store some energy with other mass and the overall gravitational energy will be the sum of the potential energy of the individual masses .


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