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AN OBJECT WITH A MASS OF '0.5 kg' has a kinetic energy of '6.25 J'. a) Find the velocity of the object. b) Give the SI units for the following: kinetic energy, friction, displacement, force of gravitation, acceleration due to gravity, and work

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Physics: Principles with Applications
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