At any given time, 181 kg of water is falling at 31.6 m/s over the Canadian Falls.
Use the conservation of energy theorem to determine how high the Canadian Falls must be? (Assume the water is in free fall with an initial speed of zero)
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At any given time, 181 kg of water is falling at 31.6 m/s over the Canadian Falls.
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