A ball with a mass of 327 oz. is dropped down vertically from a height of...
A ball with a mass of 327 oz. is dropped down vertically from a height of 1.31 m. The
speed right before the ball hit the ground was measured to be 14.5 ft/s. Assuming that the
force due to air resistance is constant (and non-zero), what is the magnitude of this force?
The initial velocity of the ball is zero. The direction of the force due to the air resistance is
opposite to the direction that the ball is moving. Give your answer in Newtons. (Hint: Use
the Work-Energy Theorem which states that the work done by the net force acting on a
particle is equal to the change in the particle’s kinetic energy)
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Concept- use work energy theorem to find the work done by air resistance as solved below.
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