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Physics, 11.11.2020 01:20 TaraC

Cynthia and Marsha are standing still on top of a hill of the same height. Cynthia is a mass of 50 kg, and Marsha is a mass of 70 kg. Who has more potential energy? A) Cynthia
B) Marsha
C) They both have the same potential energy
D) The both have no potential energy

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