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Physics, 15.12.2021 08:30 FlowerChild1229

An athlete does work to lift a heavy ball to the top of a hill. He says, “I did work against a gravitational field to move a heavy ball from one location to another.”
He claims that this situation is an analogy for a concept related to electricity. For
which electrical concept is this an analogy?

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