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A 30 kg child went down a 10 m tall slide. Assuming no energy was lost as friction, what was the child's velocity when he reached the bottom? I
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A 30 kg child went down a 10 m tall slide. Assuming no energy was lost as friction, what was the child's velocity when he reached the

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14 m/s or 50km/h. See the details in the attached picture.
A 30 kg child went down a 10 m tall slide. Assuming no energy was lost as friction-example-1
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