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Use a mass of 10,000 kg of steel in pile driving. To make the pile into...

Use a mass of 10,000 kg of steel in pile driving. To make the pile into the ground 20 cm. If the force used to impact the pile to the ground 1 cm is 125 kN. Find the fast velocity when the steel hits the pile.

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