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the kinetic energy at 45 m/s than at (b) A 3.00 kg object is lifted from
15 m/s? the fl oor and placed on a shelf
11. Rock A has a mass of 2 kg and a that is 2.50 m above the fl oor.
speed of 1 m/s. Rock B has a mass (i) What was the work done in
of 1 kg and a speed of 2 m/s. Which lifting the object?
rock has more kinetic energy? (ii) What is the gravitational
12. If your mass is 45 kg, how much potential energy of the object
work would you do in climbing a sitting on the shelf?
ladder that is 5 m high? (iii) If the object falls off the shelf
13. The total mass of a wheelbarrow and and falls to the fl oor, what will
its load is 90 kg. A worker pushes its velocity be when it hits the
the wheelbarrow and loads up a plank fl oor? ignore air resistance.
of length 2.0 m onto a platform. The 15. Which object has more kinetic energy
platform is at a height of 0.65 m above between a 10 kg object travelling at
the ground as shown in Figure 9.29. 5 m/s and a 5 kg object travelling at
10 m/s?
16. How much work is required to stop
a 1 500 kg car travelling at 20 m/s?
300 N
Platform 17. A 2 kg object is on a tabletop 1.1
m above the fl oor. How much work
2 m is required to lift it at a constant
0.65 m velocity to a shelf 1.3 m above the
fl oor?
Figure 9.29 18. A 0.5 kg ball is dropped from a
height of 2.3 m above the fl oor. If
If the worker exerts a force of 300 N upon hitting the fl oor it loses 3 J of
on the wheelbarrow in the direction energy, how high will it bounce?
in which the wheelbarrow moves.
(i) Calculate the gravitational 19. A 3 kg box starts sliding down a
potential energy gained by the hill that is 3.3 m high with an initial
wheelbarrow and its load. velocity of 5 m/s. If on reaching the
bottom of the hill its velocity is
(ii) Calculate the work done on the 7.5 m/s, how much work is done by
wheelbarrow by the worker, the box to overcome friction?
after moving by 2 m.
(iii) Suggest a reason as to why 20. A student pulls a spring with a spring
constant k=120 N/m stretching it
the answers in (i) and (ii) are from its rest length of 0.10 m to 0.20
different. m. Determine the elastic potential
14. (a) Discuss the energy changes in energy stored in the spring.
a fi rework.
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