17. Exercises
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Exercise 17.1
Calculate the kinetic energy of a car, of mass 1200 kg, travelling at 30
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Exercise 17.2
Calculate the kinetic energy of a ball, which has mass 250 grams, and which is travelling at 9
Exercise 17.3
A ball, of mass 0.125 kg, is thrown so that its initial speed is
12
a) Calculate the initial kinetic energy of the ball.
b) Calculate the minimum kinetic energy of the ball.
c) Calculate the potential energy of the ball at its maximum height.
Answer a | Answer b | Answer c | Solution a | Solution b | Solution c
Exercise 17.4
A brick, of mass 2 kg, is allowed to fall from rest at a height of 3.2 m. Find the kinetic energy and speed of the brick when it hits the ground;
a) assuming that no resistance forces act on the brick as it falls,
b) assuming that a constant resistance force of magnitude 10 N acts on the brick.
Answer a | Answer b | Solution a | Solution b
