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When a stone of mass 2.3 kg is dropped from a height of 3.5 m. its speed is 5 ms" when hitting the ground. Whar is the work done aganst ar
resistance?
a 78.89 J
Ob 50.14 J
Oc 28.75 J
d 53.82 J
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