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A projectile must have 150 kJ of kinetic energy to break through a city wall. Which of the following projectiles will break through the wall?
A. Mass = 100 kg; speed = 55 m/s
B. Mass = 150 kg; speed = 42 m/s
C. Mass = 200 kg; speed = 36 m/s
D. All of the above
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