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Calculate the velocity of a moving train with a mass 10,000kg and 150,000J of energy.
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Calculate the velocity of a moving train with a mass 10,000kg and 150,000J of energy.
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Kinetic energy possessed by moving train is
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And mass
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The formula for kinetic energy is
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Solve for velocity:
Now put in the data:
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