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2. A 35 kg child is riding on a swing. At her highest point she is 1.8 m above the ground, at her lowest point she is 0.5 meter above the ground. Find her maximum speed in m/s

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Chapter5: Energy

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2. A 35 kg child is
riding on a swing.
At her highest point
she is 1.8 m above
the ground, at her
lowest point she is
0.5 meter above the
ground. Find her
maximum speed in
m/s
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3. A spring is
mounted vertically
(k= 800/m) and is
compressed down
0.200 meter. Find
the upward speed
(m/s) could it give
to a 0.50 kg ball
when released.
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