yYou need to load a 75 kg box onto a truck. You consider three different paths.A - Pick the box straight up y = 2.5 m and then carry it horizontally x = 9.8 m.B - Slide it (without friction) x = 9.8 m and then pick it straight up y = 2.5 m.C - Put it on a ramp (without friction) that is 10.11 m long and y = 2.5 m high.How much work is done by gravity and what is the change in gravitational potential energy along eachpath?Wg =AUg =!!AWg =ВAUg =Wg =AUg =CAfter considering your options, you take an unconventional path.D - You pick it up. Walk forward three steps. You hold it over your head. You move backwards five steps.You put it down. You slide it on the floor (without friction) until it moves to the base of the truck. Youpick it up and put it on the truck. How much work is done by gravity and what is the change ingravitational potential energy along this unusual path?Wg =AUg =%3D

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y You need to load a 75 kg box onto a truck. You consider three different paths. A - Pick the box straight up y = 2.5 m and then carry it horizontally x = 9.8 m. B- Slide it (without friction) x 9.8 m and then pick it straight up y = 2.5 m. C - Put it on a ramp (without friction) that is 10.11 m long and y = 2.5 m high. How much work is done by gravity and what is the change in gravitational potential energy along each path? Wg = AUg = %3D A W = В AUg = %3D Wg = C AUg =

y You need to load a 75 kg box onto a truck. You consider three different paths. A - Pick the box straight up y = 2.5 m and then carry it horizontally x = 9.8 m. B- Slide it (without friction) x 9.8 m and then pick it straight up y = 2.5 m. C - Put it on a ramp (without friction) that is 10.11 m long and y = 2.5 m high. How much work is done by gravity and what is the change in gravitational potential energy along each path? Wg = AUg = %3D A W = В AUg = %3D Wg = C AUg =

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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