An object with mass 2 kg moves from a location <22, 21, -41> m near the Earth's surface to location <-27, 11, 48> m. What is the change in the potential energy of the system consisting of the object plus the Earth? (Assume that the +y axis points vertically up from the ground.) i

An object with mass 2 kg moves from a location <22, 21, -41> m near the Earth's surface to location <-27, 11, 48> m. What is the change in the potential energy of the system consisting of the object plus the Earth? (Assume that the +y axis points vertically up from the ground.) i

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