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A 0.1 kg toy contains a compressed spring. when the spring is released the toy fly 0.45 m upwards from ground level before falling back down to the ground. what is the speed of …
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A 0.1 kg toy contains a compressed spring. when the spring is released the toy fly
0.45 m upwards from ground level before falling back down to the ground. what is the speed of the toy when it hits the ground.
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