Use the diagram and the information given to find the velocity at the point A. Use energy considerations to do this problem. You should also assume that the cars were initially at rest at the beginning of the ride. A roller coaster designer wants to know what the speed of the cars will be at each point on the ride so that structural supports can be constructed accordingly. The heights of the ride are given such that the initial height is h = 137 m. point A is 41.1 m. point B is 61.7 m. point C is 80.8 m, and point D is 0 m (each height given above the ground level). (Eigure 1) ? m/s - Va Submit Request Answer Part B Use the diagram and the information given to find the velocity at the point B. m/s Figure < 1 of 1 > Submit Request Answer Part C C= Use the diagram and the information given to find the velocity at the point C. B= A= vc = m/s D=0m

Use the diagram and the information given to find the velocity at the point A. Use energy considerations to do this problem. You should also assume that the cars were initially at rest at the beginning of the ride. A roller coaster designer wants to know what the speed of the cars will be at each point on the ride so that structural supports can be constructed accordingly. The heights of the ride are given such that the initial height is h = 137 m. point A is 41.1 m. point B is 61.7 m. point C is 80.8 m, and point D is 0 m (each height given above the ground level). (Eigure 1) ? m/s - Va Submit Request Answer Part B Use the diagram and the information given to find the velocity at the point B. m/s Figure < 1 of 1 > Submit Request Answer Part C C= Use the diagram and the information given to find the velocity at the point C. B= A= vc = m/s D=0m

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College Physics

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305952300

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Publisher:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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