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12-10-2022
Physics

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A small, private airplane is carrying three passengers to an island. The plane is 0.9 km in
the air. If the potential energy of the plane and its three passengers is 48,510,000 J, what is
the combined mass of the plane and its passengers? Round your answer to the tenth place.

Convert the height in km to m.

Rearrange the formula to solve for mass.

Use the formula to solve for the mass of the plane and passengers.

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