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Goldenwind
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This isn't a homework question, just something I was pondering one day.
W = Fd = mad
PE = mgh
m = m, obviously
g and a are both measurements of acceleration
h and d are both measurements of distance
If g = a, and h = d, is it fair to say that W = PE?
Therefore, W = a change in KE, so PE = Change in KE?
W = Fd = mad
PE = mgh
m = m, obviously
g and a are both measurements of acceleration
h and d are both measurements of distance
If g = a, and h = d, is it fair to say that W = PE?
Therefore, W = a change in KE, so PE = Change in KE?