Please answer the following questions 2. Find the speed of a particle if its kinetic energy is 275 J and its momentum has magnitude 25.0 kgm/s.BONUS: What is the mass of the particle?3. During an instant in time, a particle's momentum is 31 kg. m/s and its speed is 9.0 m/s. At thesame time, its total mechanical energy is 230 J. What is the particle's elevation from the ground?Use 3 significant figures in your final answer. Use as many decimal places in betweencalculations as possible for your answer to be accurate.

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Find the speed of a particle if its kinetic energy is 275 J and its momentum has magnitude 25.0 kg m/s. BONUS: What is the mass of the particle?

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