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Work Energy Theorem Application

125.A body is...

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125.A body is moving on a rough horizontal surface with initial velocity V. If 3/4 of its kinetic energy is lost due to friction in time t, then what will be value of coefficient of friction. 1)V/2gt 2) V/gt 3) V/4gt 4) 4V/4gt

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