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$) A 3.00 kg crate is at rest in front ofa compressed spring loaded with 40.0 J of elastic potential energy at point A. The spring is released and the crate is propelled uphill. The crate passes point B, which is 0.20m above point A at a constant speed. Assume that the surface between point A and B is extremely slippery. PositionA Position B System 1) Edquation: ii) Calculate the speed of the crate as it passes point B. Page 25 of31

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の 次は。 1年間の日析学を終えてオーストラリアへ帰った女子学生のLindaが, 日本でホームス テイしていた家の中学生 Emmiにあてて春いた手紙です。 これを読んで, 間 1 一間4に符えなさい *印のついている彼には本文のあとに【往)があります。(12衣 Dear Emi How are you? Fm sormy I didmt write to you wooner Tve been wo*bosy since coming back to Australia and couldmt find Gime to write [AA Time really *fiesl 1 "first "met you in May last year. and more than one year has already *passed. As you know.Tm interested in Aeado. ] first watched some *matches when 1 was ten. and ] thought Aegdo was so cooll Then 1 started to learn Aedo and practiced very hard し-B_] Whem iwas geen 1 decdcd to go to Japan to lam more. UI 認) to japan to learn 4ezdo. not to leam Japanese. But of course. 1 needed to study Japanese, too. で You yers wery kimd to reach me a bt of apaneee words every nlght in Your room Now ! ( Japanese Yery much because 】 iearned it from you 1 started to write my *diary in Japanese。 When T write it Tcan feel you are with me Thank you very much for *everything TI write to you again son |し-D Your friend. Lnda ま) my忙しい fy……飛(時間が)早く過ぎる fwt…初めて met……meetの過去形 Peer…… (時間が)たつ Tmatchw拭人 daye…B配 wething……すべてのこと, 何もかも 間1 本文中のにん D_]のぃずれか どこに補うのが最も適切ですか い。 (3旧 You helped me a lot という 1 文を補います。 5の中から1つ選びその記号を書きなき 間2 下線吉 go ) を適切な形にして, 1 牙で胡きなきい。(3高) 間3 下線部のにつv その記号を春きなさい。(3点 アァ lke イ ask ウ think ェ wil にあてはまる最も適切な1 語を, 次のアーエの中から1 つ信び, 問4 本文の内 3 When did Linda frt watch some Aemdo matches? に関する次の質問の答えとなるように,( ) に2語の適切な英語を春 tenr

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