A 150 Hb.- ball initially on the top of a 20 ftladder is dropped and hits the ground-withre ference to the ground :a) what is the initial kinetic and potential energ Y ot7 the ball ? by ft.Ibf unitb) What is the final Kinetic f potential energy of theball?c) What is the change in kinetic. f potential energyfor the processd) If all the initial potential energy were somehowConverted to heat, how many calories would thisamount to ? How many Btu ? How many Joules ?20reference Sur farce

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Given : Mass of ball = 150 lb Initial Velocity of ball = 0 ft/s Initial height of ball = 20 ft

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A 150 Hb.- ball initially on the top of a 20ft ladder is d ropped and hits the ground.With re ference to the ground: a) what is the initial kinetic and potential energy of - the ball? by ft.lbf unit b) What is the final kinetic e potential eneryy of the ball? c) What is the change in kinetic f potential energy for the process 22 If all the initial poten tial energy were somehow Converted to heat, how many calories would this amount to ? How many Btu ? How many Joules ?

A 150 Hb.- ball initially on the top of a 20ft ladder is d ropped and hits the ground.With re ference to the ground: a) what is the initial kinetic and potential energy of - the ball? by ft.lbf unit b) What is the final kinetic e potential eneryy of the ball? c) What is the change in kinetic f potential energy for the process 22 If all the initial poten tial energy were somehow Converted to heat, how many calories would this amount to ? How many Btu ? How many Joules ?

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