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Physics, 24.10.2020 14:10 dommalb

1. The Royal Gorge Bridge is situated 321 m above the Arkansas River in Colorado. If the gravitational potential energy associated with a tourist on the bridge is 1.73×105 J with respect to the river, what is the tourist’s mass?

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