A ball moves on a frictionless *6 p track as shown below. The horizontal plane passing through the initial point O is taken as a reference for the gravitational potential energy (At O, PEg =0). Assume that the speed of the ball at point O is v_O = 2 m/s and the ball stops at point B. The height of point B is equal to: B PEg=0 0 hs 11

A ball moves on a frictionless *6 p track as shown below. The horizontal plane passing through the initial point O is taken as a reference for the gravitational potential energy (At O, PEg =0). Assume that the speed of the ball at point O is v_O = 2 m/s and the ball stops at point B. The height of point B is equal to: B PEg=0 0 hs 11

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Description: A ball moves on a frictionlesstrack as shown below. Thehorizontal plane passingthrough the initial point O istaken as a reference for thegravitational potential energy(At O, PEg =0). Assume that thespeed of the ball at point O isv_O = 2 m/s and the

College Physics

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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