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3 years ago

I NEED THIS ASAP!!! 20 points!

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Gravitational potential energy=mass*gravitational acceleration*heightKinetic energy = 0.5*mass*velocity²Thus:K.E0.5*1*x²=12.5x²=12.5/(0.5*1)x=√12.5/(0.5*1)x=5
GPEmass*gravitational acceleration*height1*9.81*h=98h=98/(9.81*1)h= 9.98 J approximately, rounded 10meters

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