David has a mass of 90kg. He slides down a slide, which goes 15m down. Calculate the maximum speed he could reach at the bottom of the slide a) work out the gpe b) how much KE c) Rearrange the KE formula to work out velocity

David has a mass of 90kg. He slides down a slide, which goes 15m down. Calculate the maximum speed he could reach at the bottom of the slide a) work out the gpe b) how much KE c) Rearrange the KE formula to work out velocity

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David has a mass of 90kg. He slides down a
slide, which goes 15m down. Calculate the
maximum speed he could reach at the
bottom of the slide
a) work out the gpe
b) how much KE
c) Rearrange the KE formula to work out
velocity

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