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The weight of a person on a planet A is about half that on the Earth. He can jump up to 0.4 m height on the surface of the Earth. How high he can jump on planet A?
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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

mass m kg

let, weight of the man on earth W

1

weight of the man on planet A W

2

given: W

2

=

2

W

1

or mg

=

2

mg

or g

=

2

g

potential energy used by him to jump height of 0.4m on earth is 0.4mg.

if he apply same potential energy on planet A with acceleration due to gravity g

he would move a height h

so,mgh=mg

h

since,

2

g

=g

g×0.4=

2

g

h

so, h

=0.8m

hence, he can jump on the planet A up to height of 0.8m.

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