Two paths lead to the top of a hill from the same point on the ground. The path I have a length of 500 meters and Path II has a length of 2000 meters. The gain of potential energy is more for which of the paths?

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Same for both the paths

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The correct option is C
Same for both the paths

Gain or loss of potential energy doesn’t depend on path. It depends on initial and final positions of a body. Potential energy for both the paths will be the same as their initial and final positions are same.

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Two paths lead to the top of a hill from the same point on the ground. The path I have a length of 500 meters and Path II has a length of 2000 meters. The gain of potential energy is more for which of the paths?

The correct option is C Same for both the paths Gain or loss of potential energy doesn’t depend on path. It depends on initial and final positions of a body. Potential energy for both the paths will be the same as their initial and final positions are same.

The correct option is C
Same for both the paths

Gain or loss of potential energy doesn’t depend on path. It depends on initial and final positions of a body. Potential energy for both the paths will be the same as their initial and final positions are same.