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Ramp Energy System

This guide outlines the calculations for gravitational potential energy (GPE), kinetic energy (KE), and total energy (TE) for a ramp system and a swing system, assuming no friction. For the ramp system, consider a 10 kg mass at varying heights, with heights of 200 m, 0 m, and corresponding velocities. For a swing system with a 65 kg mass, evaluate at heights of 15 m, 7.5 m, and 3 m. Detailed solutions for each position are provided.

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Ramp Energy System

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  1. Ramp Energy System Now lets calculate numbers for GPE, KE, and TE (Assume NO friction). A m=10kg h=200m B v=0m/s C D E h=0m

  2. Ramp System Answers

  3. Swing System Calculations(For each position find GPE, KE, and TE) m=65kg A E h=15m h=15m B D h=7.5m h=7.5m C h=3m

  4. Swing System Answers

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