A 185 lb jogger is running at 8 mph. As he nears the end of his run, he decides to sprint, increasing his speed to 18 mph. How does his kinetic energy change? (Note: Express your answer as a multiple, e.g. his kinetic energy is 3 times as much, ½ as much, etc.)
let m = 185 lb
v1 = 8 mph
v2 = 18 mph
KE1 = (1/2)*m*v1^2
KE2 = (1/2)*m*v2^2
KE2/KE1 = (v2/v1)^2
KE2/KE1 = (18/8)^2
KE2/KE1 = 81/16
KE2 = 5.06*KE1 <<<<<<<<---------Answer
or KE2 = (81/16)*KE1
(10 pts) A 185 lb jogger is running at 8 mph. As he nears the end of his run, he decides to sprint, increasing his speed to 18 mph. How does his kinetic energy change? (Note: Express your answer as a multiple, e.g. his kinetic energy is 3 times as much, 72 as much, etc.)
(10 pts) A 185 h. jogger is running at 8 mph. As he nears the end of his run, he decides to sprint, increasing his speed to 18 mph. How does his kinetic energy change? (Note: Express your answer as a multiple, e.g. his kinetic energy is 3 times as much, 2 as much, etc.) 9.
a 185 lb jogger is running at 8 mph. as he nears the end of his run he decides to sprint increasing his speed to 18 mph. how does his kinetic energy change?
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