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Answer:
15186 J energy lost due to friction
Explanation:
Given:
- Height of the tallest hill (first) h_1 = 16 m
- Height of the last hill h_2 = 7 m
- Velocity @tallest hill = 0
- Velocity @last hill = 0
Find:
How much energy was lost due to friction can be determined from an energy balance at point on top of tallest hill and on top of last hill:
E_p,1 + E_k,1 = E_p,2 + E_k,2 + E_f
Where, E_k,1 = E_k,2 = 0
E_p,1 - E_p,2 = E_f
E_f = m*g*(h_1 - h_2)
E_f = 172*9.81*(16 - 7)
E_f = 15186 J
The electric potential energy is
Explanation:
The electric potential energy stored in a capacitor is given by the equation
where
Q is the charge stored in the capacitor
is the potential difference between the plates
For the capacitor in this problem, we have
is the charge
is the potential difference
Substituting, we find the potential energy:
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