Please answer clearly. Thank you! (d) This situation cannot be achieved.rost at a given lo 5. Suppose an object at a given location has potential energy of U; = 10 J and kineticof K; = 20 J. Assuming there are no other outside forces acting on the object,how much potential energy does the object have when its kinetic energy is Kf = 40 J.energy(a) Uf = -10 J(b) Uf = 10 J(c) Uf = 40 J65

Given that:- Ui=10JKi=20JUf=?Kf=40J

Suppose an object at a given location has potential energy of Ui energy of K; = 20 J. Assuming there are no other outside forces acting on the object, how much potential energy does the object have when its kinetic energy is Kf = 40 J.

Suppose an object at a given location has potential energy of Ui energy of K; = 20 J. Assuming there are no other outside forces acting on the object, how much potential energy does the object have when its kinetic energy is Kf = 40 J.

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rost at a given lo

5. Suppose an object at a given location has potential energy of U; = 10 J and kinetic
of K; = 20 J. Assuming there are no other outside forces acting on the object,
how much potential energy does the object have when its kinetic energy is Kf = 40 J.
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(a) Uf = -10 J
(b) Uf = 10 J
(c) Uf = 40 J
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