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18=½m(3)^2 find mass (m) a rolling ball has 18 joules of kinetic energy and is rolling 3m/s.
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18=½m(3)^2
find mass (m)
a rolling ball has 18 joules of kinetic energy and is rolling 3m/s.
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4kilogram
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