A ball dropped from a height of 20 m takes 2 s to fall to the ground. Assume it has a constant acceleration. What is the speed (magnitude of the instantaneous velocity) of the ball as it hits the ground in units of m/s? Answer: Keep two decimal places for your answer. Answer 1: (You left this blank) Question 7 Continuing from question 6, what was the magnitude of the acceleration of the ball in units of m/s²? Answer: m/s Answer 1: Keep two decimal places for your answer. (You left this blank) m/s

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A ball dropped from a height of 20 m takes 2 s to fall to the ground. Assume it has a
constant acceleration. What is the speed (magnitude of the instantaneous velocity) of
the ball as it hits the ground in units of m/s?
Answer:
Keep two decimal places for your answer.
Answer 1:
(You left this blank)
Question 7
Continuing from question 6, what was the magnitude of the acceleration of the ball in
units of m/s²?
Answer:
m/s
Answer 1:
Keep two decimal places for your answer.
(You left this blank)
m/s
Transcribed Image Text:ed A ball dropped from a height of 20 m takes 2 s to fall to the ground. Assume it has a constant acceleration. What is the speed (magnitude of the instantaneous velocity) of the ball as it hits the ground in units of m/s? Answer: Keep two decimal places for your answer. Answer 1: (You left this blank) Question 7 Continuing from question 6, what was the magnitude of the acceleration of the ball in units of m/s²? Answer: m/s Answer 1: Keep two decimal places for your answer. (You left this blank) m/s
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