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Using the formula for kinetic energy (K=1/2mv2), calculate the kinetic energy when m = 423 and v = 4.71.
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Using the formula for kinetic energy (K=1/2mv2), calculate the kinetic energy when m = 423 and v = 4.71.

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(1/2) (423) (4.71)^2 = 4,691.9 joules. (Rounded)
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