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Physics, 03.06.2021 04:30 jessica01479

An engineer carries a set of titanium rods, each with a length of and mass of , up a ladder from the floor of a fabrication facility. He sets them down on an overhead walkway above the floor. Unfortunately, as soon as he does of the rods roll off the walkway and fall to the floor. The engineer climbs back down and brings the fallen rods back up to the walkway. Calculate the change in gravitational potential energy of the engineer's set of rods

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