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Year 11 Physics Question - Motion (1 Viewer)

phoenix159

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Using the formulas Ek = mv2/2 and W = Fs, find the amount of work done on a 5 kg object falling under gravity for 5 seconds

I know that F = ma = 5 * 9.81 = 49.05 but there doesn't seem to be enough information to find s

Thanks in advance
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assuming there is no initial velocity (it was dropped not thrown downwards) you can use s=0.5at^2
 

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Has any of urs done this question ?

You are to identify data sources, gather, and process, analyse, present secondary information and use the available evidence to assess benefits of technologies for avoiding or reducing the effect of a collision.
 

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