mgh=1/2mv^2, solve for the variable v

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Lisa · Accepted Answer

I am ready for college level work. As a matter of fact, I have been taking AP classes for two years. Thank-you. -Lisa.

Amir · Answer

See how to solve from a pro who is undergoing IGCSE courses which are better than US High School courses mgh=1/2mv^2 1/2mv^2=mgh mv^2=2mgh V^2=2mgh/m V= square root of 2gh

Anonymous · Answer

What is the velocity if the mass of the egg is.0025 and the mass of cart is 1kg the gravitational potential pull is 2.09. Mass of tank 0.012.

tooty tina · Answer

frick you mike, lisa, and somewhat ms sue

Ms. Sue · Answer

Have you passed the AP exams?

Mike · Answer

How could you possibly take AP physics without know hot to rearrange a formula as simple as this?

bobpursley · Answer

Lisa: I assume this is a summer packet to insure you are ready for AP Physics. This particular question is Algebra I. If you cannot do this, or the others, I strongly recommend you discuss with your parents your readiness for college level work.