ANSWER TYPEWRITTEN AND COMPLETE FOR UPVOTE.FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS PLEASE Assume the body as a freely-falling body, with air resistance negligible.3. A stone is dropped from rest from a point 125 meters from the ground. Find:(a). its velocity when it falls on the ground.(b). the time it takes the stone to reach the point 80 meters above the ground.3

Given that, Initial height of dropped point H = 125 m

3. A stone is dropped from rest from a point 125 meters from the ground. Find: (a). its velocity when it falls on the ground. (b). the time it takes the stone to reach the point 80 meters above the ground.

3. A stone is dropped from rest from a point 125 meters from the ground. Find: (a). its velocity when it falls on the ground. (b). the time it takes the stone to reach the point 80 meters above the ground.

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3. A stone is dropped from rest from a point 125 meters from the ground. Find:
(a). its velocity when it falls on the ground.
(b). the time it takes the stone to reach the point 80 meters above the ground.
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