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Potential Energy of a 100 kg Object at 50 m Height

A 100 kg object dropped from 50 meters stores 49,050 joules of gravitational potential energy.

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  1. Enter mass, gravitational acceleration and height in the fields above.
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  3. Read your potential energy and the full breakdown beneath it.

Compute the large gravitational PE of a 100 kg mass at a height of 50 meters.

Frequently asked questions

What is the reference height?
PE is always relative to a chosen reference (usually the ground). Only differences in PE matter for energy calculations.
How is PE related to KE?
In a frictionless fall, PE converts entirely to KE: mgh = ½mv², giving v = √(2gh) at impact.