11. A 2.0-kg piece of gelatin is made to slide down a ramp from point a to point b, as shown. The total distance between points a and b is 2.0 m while the vertical distance between the same points is 0.80 m. If the ramp is frictionless, (a) what force does work on it and (b) how much work does this force do? a b. 12. One of the fastest pitches in baseball is recorded at 45 m/s. If this pitch were directed upwards instead of horizontally, to what height would it have travelled? Ignore the effects of air resistance. Werk dore by Non-Conservative Forces

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11. A 2.0-kg piece of gelatin is made to slide down a ramp from point a to point b, as
shown. The total distance between points a and b is 2.0 m while the vertical distance
between the same points is 0.80 m. If the ramp is frictionless, (a) what force does
work on it and (b) how much work does this force do?
a
12. One of the fastest pitches in baseball is recorded at 45 m/s. If this pitch were
directed upwards instead of horizontally, to what height would it have travelled?
Ignore the effects of air resistance.
Werk dore by Non-Conservative Fres
118
Transcribed Image Text:Work Done by Conservative Forces 11. A 2.0-kg piece of gelatin is made to slide down a ramp from point a to point b, as shown. The total distance between points a and b is 2.0 m while the vertical distance between the same points is 0.80 m. If the ramp is frictionless, (a) what force does work on it and (b) how much work does this force do? a 12. One of the fastest pitches in baseball is recorded at 45 m/s. If this pitch were directed upwards instead of horizontally, to what height would it have travelled? Ignore the effects of air resistance. Werk dore by Non-Conservative Fres 118
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