Two Blocks | Same Kinetic Energy (KE) Calculation

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The discussion centers on the calculation of kinetic energy (KE) for two blocks under the influence of a force (F) over a distance (D). The relevant equations include work (W = F * d), force (F = ma), and kinetic energy (KE = 1/2 mv^2). The user expresses confusion about how to delete a post related to the topic, indicating a need for clarity on forum functionalities rather than the physics concepts themselves.

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Homework Statement



the force is given as F
the distance pushed is given as D

Homework Equations



W= F*d
F=ma
KE = 1/2 mv^2

The Attempt at a Solution



the blocks have the same kinetic energy
 
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how do i delete this?
 
soupastupid said:
how do i delete this?

Hi soupastupid! :smile:

Either edit it (I think there's a 24 hours edit window), or make another post, to say "never mind … i got it!" :smile:

(same with your other one … :wink:)
 

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