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[@plowton]

Thanks for pointing out my mistake! Forgot to square the 24 on Q4.

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[@teaaganbabby]

Do you have to change the kilowatts to watts for the third question?

[@plowton]

Yes, that's right.

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[@AA-qg2hu]

Hold on I’m confused. So for the horse question 6000/250 = 24 but the square of 24 is 4.89. The answer says V = 24m/s? But if a 250 kg horse is travelling at 24m/s then it has 72,000j?

[@plowton]

Yes I forgot to square the 24, thanks.

[@jeremykemp3782]

Actually, the answer is 12 m/s

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It really helped me. Thank you, I now understand

[@jameycronk2195]

Your explanations made perfect sense but how you got your answers for questions 3 and 4 baffle me as when I worked them using your answers I got different values. question 3 should of been 1000 w and question 4 didn't seem to use square root. Other wise the bases for the lesson was excellent and did help me a lot.

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Can you do one for multiple variables

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[@leejohnson197733]

I have a formula I just can't transpose and be confident I am correct

[@JoshMrFire]

But isn't t÷t one?

[@grassy556]

late but. No point in leaving 1 in multiplications, with exception adding and subtracting where they are necessary.

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