2) If Mr. Miranda releases the ladders, he will fall a few meters before the cables attached to him stop his motion before he reaches the floor (which is zero height). With gravity being in your system and the cables representing an outside force, draw an energy bar chart with the picture above as the initial state, and him dangling from the cables as the final state. Assume air drag is small enough to ignore.

2) If Mr. Miranda releases the ladders, he will fall a few meters before the cables attached to him stop his motion before he reaches the floor (which is zero height). With gravity being in your system and the cables representing an outside force, draw an energy bar chart with the picture above as the initial state, and him dangling from the cables as the final state. Assume air drag is small enough to ignore.

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cables as the final state. Assume air drag is small enough to ignore.

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