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Physics, 03.02.2021 23:30 brittd2728

A cyclist of mass 109.1 was riding his/her bike at velocity of 9.4 when they came upon a of height 22.3. They decided to glide up the hill, but their brakes were rubbing a bit and they lost of energy . How high did the cyclist get?

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