Maycee D.
asked 03/12/18If the lift leaves the base at a velocity of 15.5 m/s and arrives at the top with a final velocity of 0 m/s, what is the height of the hill?
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Arturo O. answered 03/12/18
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Equate total energy at the base to total energy at the top, and solve for height.
mv12/2 + mgh1 = mv22/2 + mgh2
h1 = 0 [base]
v2 = 0 [come to rest at top]
v12/2 = gh2
h2 = v12/(2g) = (15.5)2/[2(9.8)] meters = ? meters
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