A roller coaster on a frictionless track starts with an initial speed at the top of a 6 m high hill. It coasts down the hill, then up the next hill to a height of 10m. What was the roller coaster's initial speed?
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Explanation:
4mg=mv2
4g=v^2
v=2√g meter/sec
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hehe solly
Explanation:
kinetic energy
The kinetic energy of the roller coaster increases as the coaster goes up a hill and can be converted to potential energy. This potential energy allows the coaster to do different things.
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