Homework Answers
A)
Work, W = Fd = 36 x 4.53 = 163.08 J
B)
Energy, E = (0.596 x 4.32 x 9.8 x 4.53) - 44.9 = 69.40 J
C)
K = (0.596 x 4.32 x 9.8 x 4.53) - 163.08 = 48.78 J
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