3. Arock is dropped from a rest position at the top of a cliff and free falls to the valley below. Assuming negligible air resistance, use the equations on free fall motion to determine the distance fallen and the instantaneous speeds after each second. Indicate these values on the odometer (distance fallen) and the speedometer views shown to the right of the cliff. Round all odometer readings to the nearest whole number. Show a sample calculation below: tere tls tere a. At which of the listed times is the acceleration the 103 0 greatest? Explain your answer. t= 3s b. At which of the listed times is the speed the greatest? Explain your answer. tere

3. Arock is dropped from a rest position at the top of a cliff and free falls to the valley below. Assuming negligible air resistance, use the equations on free fall motion to determine the distance fallen and the instantaneous speeds after each second. Indicate these values on the odometer (distance fallen) and the speedometer views shown to the right of the cliff. Round all odometer readings to the nearest whole number. Show a sample calculation below: tere tls tere a. At which of the listed times is the acceleration the 103 0 greatest? Explain your answer. t= 3s b. At which of the listed times is the speed the greatest? Explain your answer. tere

Inquiry into Physics

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Chapter1: The Study Of Motion

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