I think it\'d be not enough info as two of the masses have no direction 4. The i
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I think it'd be not enough info as two of the masses have no direction
4. The images below depict five different balls, shown at some moment in time. potential energy as it falls to the ground below? Which ball loses the most 2m f. All balls lose the same amount g. Not enough information The six images below depict situations in which two blocks are connected by strings to each other and to a spring. All surfaces are frictionless and the angle of the slope is the same in each case. Circle the letter for the case in which the spring stores the greatest amount of energy 5·Explanation / Answer
Two of the masses, A and E, have no direction shown but it is a fact that it will move vertically downwards due to gravity. They are just left there so they move downwards.
The balls A, B, C are shown to fall from the same vertical height and have the same mass, so the lose the same amount of PE, since PE depends on mass and vertical height only.
For E, it will be twice since its mass is twice.
The information which is insufficient is for D because we don’t know how high it is going to reach.
So the answer is not enough information.