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Transcribed Image Text:A kid on a bike with a combined mass of 100 kg
goes 7 m/s at the top of a hill. The hill has a
vertical drop of 50 m. How fast is the kid and
bike going when they reach the bottom of the
hill?( no friction)
1. c. d.
O 27 m/s
23 m/s
O 32 m/s
O 980 m/s
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