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Physics, 02.06.2021 01:00 jcarver2494

The largest falls stemming from the Niagara River is the Horseshoe Falls or Canadian Falls. There were 15 attempts to go over the falls between 1901 and 1995
How could the speed at the base of the falls be determined using the conservation of energy theorem (AKE = APE)? (Assume an initial speed of
zero)

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