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Why does the time go so fast?

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If velocity decreases by 70%, what will be the percentage decrease in kinetic energy?

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At what height or distance must something fall in order not to bounce when hitting the ground?

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Does every kind of light travel at the same speed?

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Why does a ball of string appear to untangle itself?

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A stone is thrown upward with an initial velocity of 15 m/s. What is the time for the stone to reach the highest point?

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An object is traveling with a constant acceleration of 10m/s^2. How much distance will it travel in 3rd of its journey?

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What is the highest place from which a coin can be dropped without landing on its edge?

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The law of gravity says anything that goes up must come down. How come that the rain or cloud of rain is not affected by gravity?

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How can the temperature rise of a furnace be reduced if it is too high?

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A ball kicked at 45 degrees from horizontal & reached the ground 100m away. What is its initial vertical & horizontal velocity?

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