With which speech goes the Mass through the Equilibrium?

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The discussion revolves around a physics problem involving energy calculations at different points in a system. The total energy at the highest point is calculated to be approximately 6.573 Nm, using the potential energy formula. The confusion arises from a translation error regarding the term "speech," which should refer to "speed" in the context of thermodynamic equilibrium. After clarifying the terminology, one participant successfully solved the problem by applying the given data to the relevant formulas. The problem is ultimately marked as solved, indicating that the necessary calculations were completed correctly.
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Homework Statement


With which speed goes the Mass through the Equilibrium?

Homework Equations


Es = 1/2*D*s2
Ekin = 1/2*m*v2
Epot = m*g*h

Energy in the zero point = below/ under

highest Point: Epot = 1kg * 9,81N/kg*0.67m
≈ 6.573Nm

Equilibrium : Ekin, Epot, Es

Lowest Point: Es= 0 Ekin = 0, Epot = 0

The Attempt at a Solution


I have no Idea what I have to do. I found out that the total Energy needs to be approx. 6,573Nm of the system.
 
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Your problem statement makes no sense.

What speech? What equilibrium?
 
Sorry, I ment speed, not speech. The question is asked on a different language, so I tried to translate it. According to google, the correct meaning should be "
Thermodynamic equilibrium

"
 
wiegetz said:
Sorry, I ment speed, not speech. The question is asked on a different language, so I tried to translate it. According to google, the correct meaning should be "
Thermodynamic equilibrium

"
OK, things are a little clearer now. But what about the particulars of this problem? What does 0.67 m have to do with anything?
 
I solved this problem. I needed to insert the given data simply into the formula, I thought that this attempt would be too simple. Can be marked as solved!
 
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