Asked by Lisa

Coasting along at 7.6m/s, a 60.0kg bicyclist on a 7.00kg bicycle encounters a small hill. If the she coasts uphill until coming to a stop, how high up the hill did she travel? (b) What height would the bike reach if she had gone to the store and had 5.50kg of groceries before coasting up the hill ?


I did Up the hill means force =2mg Sin Theta
And
Force fraction= forcegravity down the hill = mg*Sin Thera

Am I doing right ?

Answers

Answered by R_scott
there is no angle of inclination specified

kinetic energy becomes gravitational potential

1/2 m v^2 = m g h
Answered by henry2,
a. KE = 0.5M*V^2 = 0.5*67*7.6^2 = 1935 J.
Work = Change in KE = 1935 J. (It changes to zero).
Work = F*d = Mg*d = 1935
67*9.8*d = 1935
d = 2.95 m up hill.

b. Same procedure as part a except M = 67 + 5.5 = 72.5 kg.

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