The equations below represent the initial and final states of a process (plus some additional information). Construct a sketch and energy bar chart of a process that is consistent with the equation and write a word problem for which the equations could be a solution. 1 1 . (80kg) (9.8N/kg)(16m) = (80kg)v7 +(240kg · m²)w²/ 2 Vf = (0.40m)wf

The equations below represent the initial and final states of a process (plus some additional information). Construct a sketch and energy bar chart of a process that is consistent with the equation and write a word problem for which the equations could be a solution. 1 1 . (80kg) (9.8N/kg)(16m) = (80kg)v7 +(240kg · m²)w²/ 2 Vf = (0.40m)wf

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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