Mars has a surface gravity that is only 0.38 (a little over one-third) that of Earth's. Thus, the weight of an object will also be 0.38 times that of Earth. What is the G. P.E. of a climber who weighs 675 newtons on Earth at the top of 26,000-meter Olympus Mons?

Potential energy on surface of Mars is 6669000 J

Explanation:

As we know that the weight of the climber on the surface of Earth is given as 675 N

So weight of the climber on the Mars is given as

Now we know that gravitational Potential energy is given as

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