Question:Assume that the ball can get to y =10 m. How much kinetic
energy does the...
Question
Assume that the ball can get to y =10 m. How much kinetic
energy does the...
Assume that the ball can get to y =10 m. How much kinetic
energy does the ball lose in going from y = -10 m to y = 10 m? Is
this independent of v0x initial?
i. KE -10= , KE+10=
ΔKE=
What is the work done by gravity when the ball goes from y= -10
m to y = 10 m?
To calculate the work done by gravity first show using symbols
only, then determine a numerical value (ie plug numbers into your
formula).