What is the potential energy of a rollercoaster if it weighs 1565 kg and sits on a 115 m tall ride?

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AnnyKZ [126]3 years ago

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Potential energy builds as the coaster is going up the loop-the-loop and converts to kinetic energy on the way down and out of the loop-the-loop. The potential energy of the coaster is at its lowest and the kinetic energy is at its highest as the coaster moves in the lowest point of the loop-the- loop.

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