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1lb=0.454kg
200lb=200*0.454=90.8kg
1cal=4.19 j
1000cal=4190j
1/2*m*v^2=4190j
1/2*90.8*v^2=4190
v^2=4190*2/90.8=92.3
=> v=9.6m/s
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