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What is the ball total energy given that the mass of the balls is 0.058kg and v equals 1x108ms-1?
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∙ 13y ago
Ek=1/2mv**2
Ek=0.058*(10**8)**2
Ek=0.058*10**16
Ek=0.58 petajoules
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