A total of 4900 J is expended in lifting a 50-kg mass. The mass is raised to a height of
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PE = mgh
4900 = 50 x 9.8 x h
h = 10 meters
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billrussell42 · 9 years ago
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Everyone got part 1; so I'll skip it. When we go from U = 0 to some V = ? in T = 10 seconds while going S = 5 meters, the average speed is found from S... show more
Engjellushe · 3 years ago
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Gravitational Potential Energy = (Mass) x (Change in Height)
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4900 = 50 x (Change in Height)
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(Change in Height) = 4900/50 = 98 meters
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PE = mgh
4900 = 50 x 9.8 x h
h = 10 meters
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billrussell42 · 9 years ago
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Everyone got part 1; so I'll skip it. When we go from U = 0 to some V = ? in T = 10 seconds while going S = 5 meters, the average speed is found from S... show more
Engjellushe · 3 years ago
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Gravitational Potential Energy = (Mass) x (Change in Height)
so
4900 = 50 x (Change in Height)
so
(Change in Height) = 4900/50 = 98 meters
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PE = mgh
4900 = 50× 9.8× h
h = 4900/490
h= 10 m
4900 = 50× 9.8× h
h = 4900/490
h= 10 m
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