You drop a 2 kg rock from the edge of a cliff. How much kinetic energy...

You drop a 2 kg rock from the edge of a cliff. How much kinetic energy does the rock have when it has dropped 5 meters down? What speed does it have? [Enter your result for KE in the first answer box and your result for the speed in the second one.]

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