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a man weighing 60kg runs with a speed of 5m/s to catch a bus ( g=10 m/s2). find the potential energy of this man when he climbs to top at a height 70m.​

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Answered by BrainlyTwinklingstar
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Given :

Mass of the man = 60kg

Velocity of the man = 5kg

gravitational force = 10m/s²

height = 70m.

To find :

the potential energy of the man

Solution :

Potential energy is energy due to position.

  • Potential energy is scalar quantity having magnitude.
  • Sl unit of P.E is Joules.
  • CGS unit of P.E is erg.

The potential energy is given by

\boxed{ \gray{ \bf P.E = mgh}}

  • m denotes mass
  • g denotes gravitational force
  • h denotes height

now substituting all the given values in the formula,

\leadsto{ \sf P.E = mgh}

\leadsto{ \sf P.E = (60)(10)(70)}

\leadsto{ \sf P.E = 42000 \: J}

thus, the potential energy possesed by the man is 42000 J.

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