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Calculating the Energy of Free Fall

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Calculate the kinetic energy and velocity of an object when it begins free fall without air resistance and falls a certain distance.
Mass of the object
kg
Distance fallen
m
[Gravitational acceleration g
m/s2]
Kinetic Energy E  J
= kWh
Falling Velocity v  m/s
\(\normalsize Free\ fall\\ (1)\ E=mgh={\large\frac{1}{2}}mv^2\\ (2)\ v=\sqrt{2gh}\\\)

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