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Hello students, according to part a, we are going to find out the velocity b by using conservation of energy equation.
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Conservation of energy that is loss in potential energy is equals to gain in kinetic energy.
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Loss in potential energy is equals to gain in kinetic energy.
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As per the equation, mgh is equals to half m v square.
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Here we can strike out m and n, so that we have 9 .8 into 5 is equals to 1 by 2.
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V square we have to write like this, vb square minus v v square.
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We know the va value, it is 4.
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Once we substitute the values, we get the vv value is equals to 10 .68 meter per second.
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This is the answer for vb, part a.
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For part b, we have to find out the kinetic energy.
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Now, kinetic energy at b divided by kinetic energy at c, means potential energy at c.
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Kinetic energy at b divided by potential energy at c is equals to half m vb square divided by mgh.
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Straight away, we can cancel out m and m.
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So, we get the value 0 .5 into 14 into 14, 1 double 1.
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Sorry, it is not 14, double 1 4 into 9 .8 into 8...