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Rollercoaster Physics: Calculating Speed and Energy Transformations
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Rollercoaster Physics: Calculating Speed and Energy Transformations
Homework Statement Rollercoaster cart (55kg) traveling at a velocity of 5m/s reaches position at top of a rollercoaster hill, 5m high. 1. assuming no friction, what would the speed of the cart be at the bottom of the track? 2. at the bottom, the speedometer of the cart displays a speed of...- gigglesnicole
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Finding total energy from the top of a hill on a rollercoster?
Homework Statement A rollercoaster cart mass = 55kg velocity = 5m/s height = 5m what is the total energy that the cart has at this position? Homework Equations would s=d/t be relevant? The Attempt at a Solution already calculated gravitational potential energy: GPE = m*g*h =...- gigglesnicole
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- Energy Hill Total energy
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