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An eagle flying at a constant 120 km/h and has kinetic energy of 2,800 J. What is the mass of the eagle?

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Answer:

The mass of the eagle is about 5 Kg

Explanation:

1/2 M= Ke/V^2

120 km/h = 33.3333m/s

1/2 M = 2,800/33.3333^2

1/2 M = 2,800/ 1111.10888889

1/2 M = 2.52000504001

(2) 1/2 M = (2) 2.52000504h001

= M = 5.04001008002

About 5 Kilograms

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