Find the meteroids kinetic energy

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Meteroids often move at high speeds relative to Earth. If meteroids approach Earth closely enough to hit our atmosphere, friction heats them and the radiate, causing a spectacular light display. If a 15 gram meteroid approaches at 50 km/s

A) find the meteroid's kinetic energy

B) How fast would a 14kg auto have to move to achieve the same KE

C) INCLUDE FREE BODY DIAGRAM

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