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Physics, 13.12.2020 16:20 bossboybaker

Hello Everyone! So I"ve got a homework from Physics and I solved 2 out of five questions, but these 3 are making me problem. So im asking for a bit of help!

I will be very happy if anyone can do this for me, also with explanation.

Also attaching Microsoft Word file with questions.

Thanks in advance!
-Mathew

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