An Olympic athlete of mass 80kg competes in a 100m race. What is the best estimate of his mean kinetic energy during the race?
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For this question, you need to know that the average velocity of a 100m Olympic athlete is 10 m/s before you start solving the equation. The equation is K (energy in Jules) = 1/2 mv^2 (where m is the mass in kg and v the speed in meters per second).
The correct answer is 4000J. To see how I got it, take a look at the attachment.
The correct answer is 4000J. To see how I got it, take a look at the attachment.
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Answer:
A = 0
B = π/4
C = 0
D = 4
Volume = 16
Step-by-step explanation:
∫BA∫DC∫AB∫CD is shown in the picture attached
