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mass = m =2kg at point A initial velocity = VA= 0 m/s height = h = 10 m

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2 kg ball is rolling down a hill, which is initially rest. (A as initial position, B as final position) (a) mg hat is the mechanical energy of the ball at the p of the hill (A) if the Ah is 10m? (b) What is the netic energy of the ball halfway downhill? B Va mg

2 kg ball is rolling down a hill, which is initially rest. (A as initial position, B as final position) (a) mg hat is the mechanical energy of the ball at the p of the hill (A) if the Ah is 10m? (b) What is the netic energy of the ball halfway downhill? B Va mg

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