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4. A 91kg skydiver has a velocity of 64 m/s at an altitude of 900m above the ground. Calculate the kinetic and potential energy of the skydiver. 

          4. A 91kg skydiver has a velocity of 64 m/s at an altitude of 900m above the ground. Calculate the kinetic and potential energy of the skydiver.
4. A 91kg skydiver has a velocity of 64 m/s at an altitude of 900m above the ground. Calculate the kinetic and potential energy of the skydiver.

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4.A 91kg skydiver has a velocity of 64 m/s at an altitude of 900m above the ground. Calculate the kinetic and potential energy of the skydiver
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00:01 When sky diver is half down, halfway down, then height of sky diver from ground equal to 10 meter.
00:45 Mass of sky diver is equal to 50 kg.
00:56 Thus, potential energy mgh, that is 50 into 10 into 10, that is 5 ,000 joules...
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