How far must it fall to change its potential energy by 1 kJ?.
Consider a block of concrete weighing 1 kg.
(a) How far must it fall to change its potential energy by 1 kJ?
(b) What would be the value of its velocity at that stage? A block of copper weighing 0.2 kg with an initial temperature of 400 K is dropped into 4 kg of water initially at 300 K contained in a perfectly insulated tank. The tank is also made of copper and weighs 0.5 kg. Solve for the change in internal energy of both the water and the block given CV = 4.184 J/g-K for water and 0.380 J/g-K for copper.
How far must it fall to change its potential energy by 1 kJ?
