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A dart of mass 0.003 Kg that is fired from spring loaded toy gun. If the...
A dart of mass 0.003 Kg that is fired from spring loaded toy gun. If the spring in the toy gun was compressed 43 centimetres from its rest position using a force of 400 N. What is the velocity of the dart as it leaves the toy gun?
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