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I was wondering if anyone is investigating the K.E (kinetic energy) of a person running. i would appreciate some help with this
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I was wondering if anyone is investigating the K.E (kinetic energy) of a person running. i would appreciate some help with this
I was wondering if anyone is investigating the K.E (kinetic energy) of a person running. i would appreciate some help with this
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Isn't that all there is to investiage though (that KE is proportional to v^2)? It doesn't look like you can do much more than that :/.
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u need half the mass of teh runner, and the speed of the runner squared.
multiply these 2 valuesu find, and u get a kinetic energy of the runner (in Joules)
look at that, oxbridge material physics!!
multiply these 2 valuesu find, and u get a kinetic energy of the runner (in Joules)
look at that, oxbridge material physics!!
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