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You can solve this prob by equating KE to PE.
Initial PE relative to lowest point of swing is m*g*h = m*9.81*10
KE at lowest point is 0.5*m*v^2 = m*9.81*10
v = 14.0m/s
this answer assumes no energy losses due to wind resistance, stiffness of vine, etc.
m = mass, g = accn due to gravity, h = height above reference level, v = speed
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