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1. Say there is a 50 lb dog in a car traveling 40 mph. The car...

1. Say there is a 50 lb dog in a car traveling 40 mph. The car comes to an abrupt stop. What is the KE of the dog?
2. Now calculate the KE of a bullet with a mass of 4 grams and a speed of 1000 m/s.

Calculate your final results in SI units. How do they compare? What can you conclude from this scenario?

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22 679 K mur Ke> 21-0105 ms 40 mfh 22. 79xe905 441.62 -3 lo00) 000 J. Ke pulut 2-723 51 KCCa Ke butuct

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