What is the mass of an object thrown horizontally at a height of 1000 m if its stored vertical potential energy 1000 J downward? Express your answer in grams. a.) 10.20 g b.) 1020.41 g c.) 102.04 g d.) 1.02 g

What is the mass of an object thrown horizontally at a height of 1000 m if its stored vertical potential energy 1000 J downward? Express your answer in grams. a.) 10.20 g b.) 1020.41 g c.) 102.04 g d.) 1.02 g

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