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d) A different second 0.4 kg ball is dropped from the same height (6.25 m). In this
case the second ball coverts 5 J of its gravitational energy into thermal energy
as it falls. Complete the energy bar chart below to show how the total energy
is still conserved in this case, and use this energy bar chart to find the actual
speed of the ball before it hits the ground.
