Answer to Question #111406 in Mechanics | Relativity for coco

Question #111406
At one point in its fall, a ball has a KE of 5J and a PE of 10J. It continues to fall and at another point has
a PE of 3J. What is the ball’s KE at this point?
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Expert's answer
2020-04-22T10:03:13-0400

The law of conservation of energy says

"\\rm KE_i+PE_i=KE_f+PE_f"

Hence,

"5\\:\\rm J+10\\:\\rm J=KE_f+3\\:\\rm J"

"\\rm KE_f=12\\:\\rm J"

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