Pre-lab 1. A 30 kg child slides down a 6 meter tall, frictionless slide. How fast are they going when they reach the bottom of the slide? (show your work and conservation o energy equations)

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Pre-lab

1. A 30 kg child slides down a 6 meter tall, frictionless slide. How fast are they going
when they reach the bottom of the slide? (show your work and conservation o
energy equations)

Physics
high-school

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Answer:

they go 5 miles per hour

Step-by-step explanation:

30 divided by 6 equals 5 so thats your answer

Jebathon answered Apr 15, 2022

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