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How can you get m and v^2 in the equation KE=1/2 mv^2?
How can you get m,g,h in the equation PE=mgh
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PE=mgh
KE=mv^2
How to get the variables m,v^2,h and g
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How can you get m and v^2 in the equation KE=1/2 mv^2?
How can you get m,g,h in the equation PE=mgh
PE=mgh
KE=mv^2
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Hello epicsauce1137. Welcome to PF !epicsauce1137 said:Homework Statement
How can you get m and v^2 in the equation KE=1/2 mv^2?
How can you get m,g,h in the equation PE=mgh
Homework Equations
PE=mgh
KE=mv^2
give an example of a problem you're trying to solve using KE and/or PE .
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