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Apr11-05, 07:52 PM   #1
 

Energy Question [The Millennium Force]


The Millennium Force, the tallest roller coaster in North America, is 94.5 m high at its highest point. The roller coaster's actual maximum speed is 41.1 m/s. What percentage of its total mechanical energy is lost to thermal energy due to friction?
 
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The Millennium Force, the tallest roller coaster in North America, is 94.5 m high at its highest point. The roller coaster's actual maximum speed is 41.1 m/s. What percentage of its total mechanical energy is lost to thermal energy due to friction?
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