ti=0W == Ugfm=13 ib kgUse the values given inthe problem. How much(assume the barbell isat rest in the "final"to =0,80 sYf =0.70mwork does theposition)weightlifter do?Vi=4,0m/sUse the values given inthe problem. How muchwork does the cable do?K; + Ug. + W = 0Uf =0

For the first part, W=Ugf Mass of the barbell is m = 13.6 kg Distance of the final height is h =…

ti=0 w = Ug5 4i =0 m = 13.bkq tp =0,80 s yf=070m yi=60m (assume the barbell is at rest in the "final" position) Use the values given in the problem. How much work does the weightlifter do? Use the values given in the problem. How much work does the cable do? K; + U, + W = 0 Uf =0

ti=0 w = Ug5 4i =0 m = 13.bkq tp =0,80 s yf=070m yi=60m (assume the barbell is at rest in the "final" position) Use the values given in the problem. How much work does the weightlifter do? Use the values given in the problem. How much work does the cable do? K; + U, + W = 0 Uf =0

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ti=0
W =
= Ugf
m=
13 ib kg
Use the values given in
the problem. How much
(assume the barbell is
at rest in the "final"
to =0,80 s
Yf =0.70m
work does the
position)
weightlifter do?
Vi=4,0m/s
Use the values given in
the problem. How much
work does the cable do?
K; + Ug. + W = 0
Uf =0

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