A body stands on a ramp of height h. After getting a small push, the body slides down. The friction is absent. Potential energy of the body mgh is transformed into kinetic energy of mv^2/2. Consider the same process in the inertial coordinate frame, moving with velocity v=√ 2gh. Initial energy of the body is mgh + mv^2/2, and its final energy is zero.
What happenes with the energy conservation law?
2007-11-23
06:44:03
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