The net work exerted on a box filled with fresh berry during its motion from a point O to a point A is Wnet 100 J. The combined mass of the box and fruits is m= 10 kg. If the initial speed of the filled box is vo= 1 m/s, then what would its final speed be, VA = ? Motion - 1 m/s 3.32 m/s O 5.57 m/s O 6.40 m/s O4.58 m/s O 5.00 m/s

The net work exerted on a box filled with fresh berry during its motion from a point O to a point A is Wnet 100 J. The combined mass of the box and fruits is m= 10 kg. If the initial speed of the filled box is vo= 1 m/s, then what would its final speed be, VA = ? Motion - 1 m/s 3.32 m/s O 5.57 m/s O 6.40 m/s O4.58 m/s O 5.00 m/s

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