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3 months ago

Snowboarder Jump—Energy and Momentum

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serg [3.5K]3 months ago

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Answer:

DEFINED TERMS ARE AS FOLLOWS:

Explanation:

MOMENTUM- REFERS TO THE CAPACITY TO INCREASE OR GROW A CONSTANT FORCE.

KINETIC ENERGY: - IT REPRESENTS THE ENERGY POSSESSED BY A PARTICLE WHEN IN ACTIVE MOTION.

POTENTIAL ENERGY- THIS IS THE ENERGY A PARTICLE HOLDS WHEN IT IS IN A STATE OF REST.

IN THIS SCENARIO, THE SNOWBOARDER IS IN A MOVING STATE, HENCE HE HAS KINETIC ENERGY, AND MOMENTUM IS ESSENTIAL FOR SUSTAINING THAT KINETIC ENERGY OVER TIME.

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