1.A falling body has covered 100meters from rest.а.What is its velocity?b. Over what length of time hasit fallen?2. A ball dropped from the roofof a building takes 3.5 seconds toreach the ground. What is theheight of the building in meters?

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Chapter1: The Study Of Motion

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