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A boy kicks a ball that has a mass of
200grams, the ball accelerates at a
rate of 10ms-2. Calculate the force
possessed by the ball?
O 0.02N
2N
0.2N
O 2000N
Sam is at a skate park. He has a mass
of 22kg and speed of 7m/s as he
moves up a quarter pipe. What is his
kinetic energy
*
539J
154J
77J

This energy is released when the
nuclei are combined or split apart.
The following statement best
describes: *

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