Physics, 28.04.2021 20:10 tonhill6923

A history book and a math book, are both on the top edge of a shelf that is om high. Both books have the same mass
If the math book falls it will land on a 2m high table. If the history book falls it will
land on the ground. Which book has more potential energy

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