I cannot figure this out. Please help. ### Energy Calculations on Physics WebsiteAn engineer is trying to determine the height from which she needs to release a 50 kg wrecking ball so that the ball will be traveling at 12.4 m/s when it strikes the building at the position shown. Neglect drag.1. **Energy Types at Initial and Final Time:** - **Initial:** - GPE (Gravitational Potential Energy) - Work: No work - Loss: No loss - **Final:** - GPE & KE (Kinetic Energy)2. **Question:** - From what height above the ground does the engineer need to release the ball? - **Height (\( h \)):** [blank] m3. **Diagram Description:** - On the right side of the screen, there is an illustration of a crane labeled "BARNHART" with a wrecking ball attached, poised to strike a building. - The reference level is shown, and the desired travel path of the ball is indicated with a dotted line heading towards the building. - The diagram also includes a reference height of 4 meters.4. **Interactive Elements:** - Text boxes are provided for entering values related to energy calculations. - Options to check answers and receive hints are available.5. **Additional Instructions:** - Keep numbers in 3 significant figures. - Utilize a designated calculator if required.This setup allows students to engage actively with the problem, understanding energy transformations from potential to kinetic energy in a physics context.

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Description: I cannot figure this out. Please help. ### Energy Calculations on Physics WebsiteAn engineer is trying to determine the height from which she needs to release a 50 kg wrecking ball so that the ball will be traveling at 12.4 m/s when it strikes the bu