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9. If an object is released from the position A on the top of the hill. What will be its speed at the peak C. Assume the track is frictionless. h,- 50 m 30 m B

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Chapter13: Universal Gravitation

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9. If an object is released from the position A on the top of the hill. What will be its speed at the
peak C. Assume the track is frictionless.
AA
h,- 50 m
= 30 m
B

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