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A body of mass 5kg is taken from a height of 3m to 6m.Calculate the following:

(i) Initial potential energy.

(ii) Final potential energy.

(iii) The change in total potential energy

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Answered by Blossomfairy
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Given :

  • Mass = 5 kg
  • Initial height = 3 m
  • Final height = 6 m

To find :

  • Initial potential energy
  • Final potential energy
  • Change in total potential energy

According to the question,

i) Initial potential energy

P = mgh

Where,

  • P = Potential energy
  • m = Mass
  • g = Acceleration due to gravity
  • h = Height of the body

➞ P = 5 × 10 × 3

➞ P = 150 J

So,the initial potential energy is 150 J.

ii) Final potential energy

➞ P = mgh

➞ P = 5 × 10 × 6

➞ P = 300 J

So,the final potential energy is 300 J.

iii) Change in total potential energy

➞ Change in total potential energy = Final potential energy - Initial potential energy

➞ Change in total potential energy = 300 - 150

➞ Change in total potential energy = 150 J

So,the change in total potential energy is 150 J.

Answered by Anonymous
29

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(ii) Final potential energy.

(iii) The change in total potential energy

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  •  m=weight
  •  g= Acceleration\: due\: to\: gravity
  •  h=Initial\: height\: of\: the \:body

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  •  h=Final \: height\: of\: the \:body

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