Answer to Question #160810 in Physics for Gavin

Question #160810

A 90 kg man climbs up a rope to a height of 9.47 m. How much potential energy does he have at the top?

Expert's answer

"PE=mgh,""PE=90\\ kg\\cdot9.8\\ \\dfrac{m}{s^2}\\cdot9.47\\ m=8352.54\\ J."

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