A 4 kg projectile has 1400 J of KE when it leaves the ground. If it has 120 J of KE at its highest point how high did it travel??? a 3m b 30 m c 32 m d 35m e 40m
Usually at the highest point, the k.E = zero.. and yet this problem says its 120J, that means in this problem may the ball hit the ceiling or something :D.. just a detail to think about any hoo... any idea ? if it has K.E of just 120J, where the rest of the energy go?
rest of the energy is converted into potential energy
Alright. and what is the expression for potential energy?
PE equals mgh
correct.. so now plug in the values .. wil ya? and get h .. !
look mv^2/2 equals mgh so h is v^2/2g
but I do not have velocity
wait wait. hold on.. don't just think of dumb formulae and equate.. what you said earlier.. is right... u said "rest of the energy is converted into potential energy " so how much is the potential energy?!
oh yeah I got it))
so can you tell me how much answer you get noW?
32 m
correct ;-)! congrats!
Could you tell me then in what cases Tension force is constant in dynamics???
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