Freefall Concepts and Calculations

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• Kinetic energy, planetary mases, Bernoulli's Principle

  From the top of the slide he plans to roll a shperical bomb, which will then roll across the mesa having friction coefficient of 0.007, then freefall, and land right on top of the train, exploding on impact.