Distance fromE,EvelocityETcentre of earthR.-6.23*107 J5*10' m/s1*10“ J-1.25*10'J2R.-3.13*107 J1.88*107 m/s0.613*10“ J-1.25*107 J3R-2.08*107 J0.83*10' m/s0.41*10ª J-1.25*107 J4R.-1.58*107 J0.33*107 m/s0.26*10ª J-1.25*107 J6R.-1.04*10' J-0.21*107 m/s-1.25*10' J(Not possible)8R.-7.82*106 J-047*10'm/s-1.25*107 J(Not possible)Not possibleReally, reallyfarO J-1.25*2. Plot on one graph E, E and E, as a function of distance. Use smooth curvesand straight lines to highlight the patterns. Indicate on the graph themaximum distance the rock will travel.

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2. Plot on one graph E, E and ET as a function of distance. Use smooth curves and straight lines to highlight the patterns. Indicate on the graph the maximum distance the rock will travel.

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Distance from
E,
E
velocity
ET
centre of earth
R.
-6.23*107 J
5*10' m/s
1*10“ J
-1.25*10'J
2R.
-3.13*107 J
1.88*107 m/s
0.613*10“ J
-1.25*107 J
3R
-2.08*107 J
0.83*10' m/s
0.41*10ª J
-1.25*107 J
4R.
-1.58*107 J
0.33*107 m/s
0.26*10ª J
-1.25*107 J
6R.
-1.04*10' J
-0.21*107 m/s
-1.25*10' J
(Not possible)
8R.
-7.82*106 J
-047*10'm/s
-1.25*107 J
(Not possible)
Not possible
Really, really
far
O J
-1.25*
2. Plot on one graph E, E and E, as a function of distance. Use smooth curves
and straight lines to highlight the patterns. Indicate on the graph the
maximum distance the rock will travel.

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