Question #316929

A cyclist cycles down a hill. At the top of the hill of height 50m he reaches a speed of 50ms-1. Calculate his speed at the bottom of the hill.

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Expert's answer
2022-03-24T11:00:47-0400

The speed of a cyclist at the bottom of the hill

vb=vt2+2gh=502+29.850=59m/sv_b=\sqrt{v_t^2+2gh}\\ =\sqrt{50^2+2*9.8*50}=59\:\rm m/s


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