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A student builds a roller coaster as shown. The heights of the points are A= 2.1 m B= 0.9 m C= 0 m. The
mass of the marble is 5 g. Assume the ball is released at point A on the track and there is no friction.
How much energy does the marble start with?
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How much gravitational potential energy does the marble have at point A?
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What is the velocity at point A?
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Transcribed Image Text:A C A student builds a roller coaster as shown. The heights of the points are A= 2.1 m B= 0.9 m C= 0 m. The mass of the marble is 5 g. Assume the ball is released at point A on the track and there is no friction. How much energy does the marble start with? units How much gravitational potential energy does the marble have at point A? units What is the velocity at point A? units B SI
A student builds a roller coaster as shown. The heights of the points are A= 2.1 m B= 0.9 m C= 0 m. The
mass of the marble is 5 g. Assume the ball is released at point A on the track and there is no friction.
How much energy does the marble start with?
units
How much gravitational potential energy does the marble have at point A?
units
What is the velocity at point A?
units
How much gravitational potential energy does the marble have at point B?
units
What is the velocity at point B?
units
How much gravitational potential energy does the marble have at point C?
units
What is the velocity at point C?
units
Now assume there is friction.If the student measured that the final velocity was 1 m/s, how much energy
was lost as dissipated energy?
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If the track was 6 m long, what was the force friction on the track?
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Transcribed Image Text:A student builds a roller coaster as shown. The heights of the points are A= 2.1 m B= 0.9 m C= 0 m. The mass of the marble is 5 g. Assume the ball is released at point A on the track and there is no friction. How much energy does the marble start with? units How much gravitational potential energy does the marble have at point A? units What is the velocity at point A? units How much gravitational potential energy does the marble have at point B? units What is the velocity at point B? units How much gravitational potential energy does the marble have at point C? units What is the velocity at point C? units Now assume there is friction.If the student measured that the final velocity was 1 m/s, how much energy was lost as dissipated energy? units If the track was 6 m long, what was the force friction on the track? units | Enter text [more
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