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Dec 1, 2015

I found #8.35m/s#

Explanation:

I used the conservation of Mechanical Energy #E_("mech")=K+U# where:
#K=1/2mv^2# is Kinetic Energy;
#U=mgh# is Gravitational Potential Energy;
so:

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