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PART II: PE and KEAt the lower center, turn the speed to “Slow”. At the left, drag the ruler to the KE/PE bar graph. Swing the pendulum so the total Energy Shows. Place ruler so that 5 cm is above the total energy bar. At this point the total should be 55 cm - 5 cm = 50 cm. Remember to subtract that 5 cm each time you take a reading. (Note: this needs to be altered depending upon the...
19) Impulse is equal to a. force x distance b. change in KE c. change in momentum d. change in PE
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using Work-Energy Theorem/KE and PE
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not 1. An object of mass 0.5kg is projected from ground at 40m/s. Find the work done by gravity on the object, when it is at (a) 10m above the ground -49 Joules (b) 15m above the ground.- 73.5 Joules (c) Find the potential energy of the object in (a) and (b) relative to the ground. PE-mgh 49 J/73.55 2. A block of is sliding down a slope as shown in the...
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PART IV: Mass vs PE,KE, and total Energy 12. Hypothesis: How would increasing the mass effect the PE, KE and total energy of the system? Hit reset and click energy graph, ruler and timer. Mass of Period kinetic Kinetic Potential Potential Total Pendulum (secs) Energy (cm) Energy (cm) Energy(cm) Energy(cm) Energy (cm) Bob At bottom At top At Bottom At Top .15 kg .30 kg .50 kg .80 kg 13. Was your hypothesis correct? Explain. 14. When the mass increased...
45. What is the matemathical relationship between potential energy (PE) and kinetic energy (KE)? a. They are directly proportional b. They are inversely proportional c. Their sum is equal to the total internal energy of the system (E) d. Both B and C are correct e. None of the above 46. What is a consequence of the 1 Law of Thermodynamics? a. The energy of a system can never change b. The energy of the surroundings can never change c....
P 254-Fall 2018 Recitation Practice Problems Oct 18, 2018 PE- KE- OJ 1) Consider a 2,00 kg toy cart on a frictionless hill as shown in the diagram to the right. a) find the gravitational potential energy at the top PE KE- b) find the gravitational potential energy at the bottom 13 m 2 m c) find the kinetic energy at the bottom 2)a) Consider an object which starts with 2 J of kinetic energy and ends with 5 J...
Problem 1: Given the function g(x,y)-ke-xy-c)u(x-a)u(y-b) find the constant "k" in terms ofa, b, and c so that g(x,y) is a valid probability density function (15%). Are the random variables X and Y statistically independent (10%)? (Support your answer.)
15. Consider the following circuit. The output Volt) is given as Ki-Ke-t/r Find τ for t > 0. 0uF t-0 3KQ 12V a) 75ms b) 100ms c) 50ms d) 150ms 16. For the problem described in question 15 find K1 fort>0. a) 6V b) 4V c) 2V d) 3V
A roller coaster begins at 7 m/s at the top of a 23 m hill. Find the velocity at a point 10 m above the bottom of the hill. Hint: (KE+PE) at point 1 = (KE+PE) at point 2