HELP PLEASE A basketball has a potential energy of 60 J when it is 2 meters above the ground. What is its potential energy when it is 8 meters above the ground? Justify your answer, using proportionality.

The basketball fact->Has a potential energy of 60 J when it is 2 meters above the ground.

Now we need a formula for it.

^60 J divided by 2= 30 J

Now that we have a formula we break down the second part

The basket ball new question->What is its potential energy when it is 8 meters above the ground?

We set up our old equation but with new parts

30 J x 8= 240 J

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