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A runner is training for a race by running up a hill. The 85kg racer runs a 40m path to reach a height of 5m above where they

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a.

Potential energy gained, PE = mgh= 85*9.8*5 = 4165 J

b.

Energy Input, E = Fs = 320 * 40 = 12800 J

c.

Power, P = \frac{E}{t} = \frac{12800}{15} = 853.33 W

d.

Kinetic energy at the top, KE = E - PE = 12800 - 4165 = 8635 J

e.

Velocity at the top, v =\sqrt{ \frac{2KE}{m}} = \sqrt{ \frac{2*8635}{85}}= 14.25 m/s

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