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    The document contains two physics problems involving calculations of final velocities and heat transfer. For the first problem, the initial velocity is -1000 m/s, acceleration is -50 m/s^2, and time is 20 s. The final velocity is calculated to be -1000 + (-50)*20 = -1000 - 1000 = -2000 m/s. For the second problem, the initial temperature is 250 K, temperature increase is 32 K, and final temperature is calculated to be 250 + 32 = 282 K. The heat transfer is calculated to be -30 - 30 + (5)*(6)*(62) = -30 - 30 + 9216 = 3156 KJ.

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    The document contains two physics problems involving calculations of final velocities and heat transfer. For the first problem, the initial velocity is -1000 m/s, acceleration is -50 m/s^2, and time is 20 s. The final velocity is calculated to be -1000 + (-50)*20 = -1000 - 1000 = -2000 m/s. For the second problem, the initial temperature is 250 K, temperature increase is 32 K, and final temperature is calculated to be 250 + 32 = 282 K. The heat transfer is calculated to be -30 - 30 + (5)*(6)*(62) = -30 - 30 + 9216 = 3156 KJ.

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    The document contains two physics problems involving calculations of final velocities and heat transfer. For the first problem, the initial velocity is -1000 m/s, acceleration is -50 m/s^2, and time is 20 s. The final velocity is calculated to be -1000 + (-50)*20 = -1000 - 1000 = -2000 m/s. For the second problem, the initial temperature is 250 K, temperature increase is 32 K, and final temperature is calculated to be 250 + 32 = 282 K. The heat transfer is calculated to be -30 - 30 + (5)*(6)*(62) = -30 - 30 + 9216 = 3156 KJ.

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    Class: Given Conditton

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    The document contains two physics problems involving calculations of final velocities and heat transfer. For the first problem, the initial velocity is -1000 m/s, acceleration is -50 m/s^2, and time is 20 s. The final velocity is calculated to be -1000 + (-50)*20 = -1000 - 1000 = -2000 m/s. For the second problem, the initial temperature is 250 K, temperature increase is 32 K, and final temperature is calculated to be 250 + 32 = 282 K. The heat transfer is calculated to be -30 - 30 + (5)*(6)*(62) = -30 - 30 + 9216 = 3156 KJ.

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