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24. A blacksmith swings a 3.0-kg hammer at 1.5 m/s. He hits a 25.0-kg anvil and the hammer bounces up 0.08 m. The energy change for the hammer was ---

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Answer:

The change in energy is 1.023 J.

Step-by-step explanation:

The formula for Kinetic Energy is
(1)/(2) mv^(2)

The formula for Potential Energy is
mgh

In the above question, the hammer has an initial Kinetic Energy which hits the anvil loses some energy and rises up to gain potential energy.

Initial Kinetic Energy=
(1)/(2) * 3 * 1.5^(2)

=3.375 J

Potential Energy it gains after rising the particular height= 3*9.8*0.08

=2.352 J

Therefore, the difference in energy is 1.023 J.

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