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KE= m-v2/2 What is the kinetic energy of 10kg dog running with a velocity of 12m/s?
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KE= m-v2/2 What is the kinetic energy of 10kg dog running with a velocity of 12m/s?

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KE=720 joule

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K.E.=(1)/(2)mv^(2)\\ KE=(1)/(2) *10 kg*12m/s^(2) \\KE=(1)/(2)*1440\\ KE=720 joule

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