Physics, 22.04.2021 23:10 madiness05

KE = (1/2 m).v2 KE = (1/2 60 kg) • (0
m/s)?
KE = || (oules)
KE = (1/2 m) • v2
KE = (1/2 60 kg) • (0
m/s)
KE = J (Joules)
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KE = (1/2 m).v2 KE = (1/2 60 kg) • (0
m/s)?
KE = || (oules)
KE = (1/2 m) • v2