420 Granby be traveling at 30 meters per second has an inelastic collision with a 250 g block of clay that is at rest. Half of the babies kinetic energy becomes Heat. Calculate the joules of thermal energy after the Collision

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420 Granby be traveling at 30 meters per second has an inelastic collision with a 250 g block of clay that is at rest. Half of the babies kinetic energy becomes Heat. Calculate the joules of thermal energy after the Collision

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