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The gravitational potential energy of a falling apple is similar to the potential difference of a battery because both are energy stored in the object

The gravitational potential energy of a falling apple is maximum when the apple is at maximum height. As the apple begins fall to the ground the potential energy decreases and it will be transformed to kinetic energy.

[tex]P.E_i + K.E_i = P.E_f + K.E_f[/tex]

The potential difference in a battery is total energy stored in the battery.

Thus, the gravitational potential energy of a falling apple is similar to the potential difference of a battery because both are energy stored in the object.

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The similarity is that both the battery and the falling apple have stored energy.

We define the potential energy of an object as stored energy in that object.

A battery has potential energy, it is stored until you connect it to something and allow that energy to flow.

Similarly, when the apple is in the air it has potential energy, that will be transformed into kinetic energy as it falls (as the apple falls, its velocity increases, thus, the kinetic energy increases).

So both, the apple and the battery have stored energy, and that is the similarity between these two.

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