9. What distance is a book from the floor if the book contains 196 Joules of potentialenergy and has a mass of 5 kg?10. An automobile is sitting on a hill which is 20 m higher than ground level. Find themass of the automobile if it contains 362,600 J of potential energy.11. Energy of motion is known as12. The formula for calculating kinetic energy is13. The two factors that determine the amount of kinetic energy in an object areand_14. Kinetic energy is measured in units of15. Mass must be measured in units of16. Velocity must be measured in units of_energy.

Given data: Potential Energy (PE) = 196 J Mass (m) = 5 kg Required: The height (h)

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9. What distance is a book from the floor if the book contains 196 Joules of potential
energy and has a mass of 5 kg?
10. An automobile is sitting on a hill which is 20 m higher than ground level. Find the
mass of the automobile if it contains 362,600 J of potential energy.
11. Energy of motion is known as
12. The formula for calculating kinetic energy is
13. The two factors that determine the amount of kinetic energy in an object are
and_
14. Kinetic energy is measured in units of
15. Mass must be measured in units of
16. Velocity must be measured in units of
_energy.

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