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A 50 kg skydiver jump from a plane that is 400 m in the air. What is the skydivers kinetic energy when they are 100 m from the ground? (Steps:
(1) Solve for initial potential energy, (2) Solve for final potential energy (3)
Calculate the kinetic energy using the mechanical energy equation)
100,000 J
200,000 J
150,000 J
75,000
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