a man of mass 2 kg jump from height of 0.5 m is equal to 10 metre per second square , what will be his energy at the highest point
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energy is mass×acceleration×height
=2×0.5×10
=10joules
it is potential energy.
=2×0.5×10
=10joules
it is potential energy.
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Given,
mass = 2kg
height achieved = 0.5m
accleration = 10 m/s^2
The energy at it's highest point will be it's potential energy given by,
Energy= mass*accleration*height
=} 2*0.5*10
=}10 joules
so,
Energy at it's highest point will be 10 joules.
mass = 2kg
height achieved = 0.5m
accleration = 10 m/s^2
The energy at it's highest point will be it's potential energy given by,
Energy= mass*accleration*height
=} 2*0.5*10
=}10 joules
so,
Energy at it's highest point will be 10 joules.
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