P4. Use CONSERVATION OF ENERGY to determine how HIGH a projectile of mass m goes if...
P4. Use CONSERVATION OF ENERGY to determine how HIGH a projectile of mass m goes if STARTED with VELOCITY v0at angle q with respect to the ground. Please give all your answers below in terms of v0, q, m, and g
.a) What is the KINETIC ENERGY at the start?
b) What is the KINETIC ENERGY at the HIGHEST point of its flight?
c) What is the GRAVITATIONAL POTENTIAL ENERGY at the start?
d) What is the GRAVITATION POTENTIAL ENERGY at the HIGHEST point of its flight?
e) Using all that, determine how HIGH it goes a in terms of v0, q,and g.
Please write all the steps and formulas used clearly. Thanks!
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