Another type of this quantity is the "gravitational" type, and is equal to the mass times the (*) acceleration due to gravity times the height at which an object is located.
In electrostatics, this quantity is defined as the work necessary to move one charge an infinite distance away from a nearby charge. In mechanics, one type of this quantity is equal to one half times a spring constant times the square of the distance from equilibrium. Another type of this quantity is the "gravitational" type, and is equal to the mass times the (*) acceleration due to gravity times the height at which an object is located. For 10 points, name this type of energy which is stored in a system due to its configuration or position.
In electrostatics, this quantity is defined as the work necessary to move one charge an infinite distance away from a nearby charge.
{potential energy} [or {potential} after "energy" is read]