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Description: A particle has a kinetic energy of 421 J and a momentum of magnitude 32kg m/sWhat is the speed of the object?39 -O A) 26.3 m/sO B) 13.2 m/sC) 42 m/sO D) 421 m/sE) 32 m/s

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A particle has a kinetic energy of 421 J and a momentum of magnitude 32 kg m/s . What is the speed of the object? O A) 26.3 m/s O B) 13.2 m/s O C) 42 m/s O D) 421 m/s O E) 32 m/s

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