Calculate the stopping force on an egg

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Use work and energy to calculate the stopping force on an egg ( we will model it as an spherical object) that is dropped form a height of 2m

(a) if the egg mass is 100g and radius 2cm

(b) if the egg mass is 10g and radius 1cm.

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