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5. A girl whose mass is 52 kg exerts a force of 25 N on a ball. Calculate the a) acceleration of the ball.
b) the final velouhcity of the ball if the time it takes the ball to reach a
distance of 20 m is 3 minutes.
c) work done by the girl.
d) power of the girl.

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