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n expeximent of bellof o.9ka (s let it to 20 doun on romp from rest fom hieght of 98m a bove tabele. At bottom of Yonk. it finde bell-2 of 14 kg Siting at dge of Table Atlep Clhiat wold be sbeed with which ball-2 Mahoun. hits goond in mb ( one decimal plas)2

n expeximent of bellof o.9ka (s let it to 20 doun on romp from rest fom hieght of 98m a bove tabele. At bottom of Yonk. it finde bell-2 of 14 kg Siting at dge of Table Atlep Clhiat wold be sbeed with which ball-2 Mahoun. hits goond in mb ( one decimal plas)2

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Chapter5: Newton's Law Of Motion

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