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Please help me with part b, thank you!
Doesn't the particle have some initial velocity?The particle starts with 0 J kinetic energy.
Distance can be calculated from energy using the formula d = √(2E/m), where d is the distance, E is the energy, and m is the mass of the object.
The relationship between energy and distance is that energy is required to move an object a certain distance. The greater the energy, the farther the distance an object can travel.
No, energy cannot be converted directly into distance. However, energy can be used to perform work on an object, which can then result in a change in distance.
The type of energy does not affect the calculated distance, as the formula for distance only takes into account the total amount of energy and the mass of the object.
The units for distance calculated from energy will depend on the units used for energy and mass in the formula. For example, if energy is measured in joules and mass in kilograms, the units for distance will be in meters.