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A Physics text book weighing 600 grams falls from a book shell, a distance of 300em to the floor. It takes 3 seconds to hit the floor. What is the kinetic energy of this book.…
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A Physics text book weighing 600 grams falls from a book shell, a distance of 300em to the floor. It takes 3 seconds to hit the floor. What is the kinetic energy of this book.…
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A Physics text book weighing 600 grams falls from a book shell, a distance of 300em to
the floor. It takes 3 seconds to hit the floor. What is the kinetic energy of this book.
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Answer:
KE = 3000J
Step-by-step explanation:
In the picture.
That's a correct answer.
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