Concept explainers
a.
To simplify the formula.
a.
Answer to Problem 51PPS
Explanation of Solution
Given:
h is the height of the hill in feet.
v is the velocity of roller coaster in feet per second at the feet of the hill.
Calculation:
Now,
Conclusion:
Hence, the simplified form is
b.
To determine the velocity of roller coaster at the bottom of a 134 foot hill.
b.
Answer to Problem 51PPS
92.6 feet per second
Explanation of Solution
Given:
h is the height of the hill in feet.
v is the velocity of roller coaster in feet per second at the feet of the hill.
Calculation:
Let,
Given, height of the hill is 134 foot, which means,
Now substituting the value of h in equation ( i ),
Conclusion:
Hence, the required velocity is 92.6 feet per second.
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