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A 60mkg man is moving at 2m/s. What is his kinetic energy?
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A 60mkg man is moving at 2m/s. What is his kinetic energy?

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\textbf{Hello Friend}


Given :

=> Mass = 60 Kg
=> speed = 2 m/s


Kinetic Energy =
\bold{(1)/(2)mv^2}


→
\large{(1)/(2)*60*2*2}


=> 120 J





Hope It Helpe You. ^_^
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