A box is dropped from a certain height and it takes 1.37 s to reach the bottom, what is its speed at the end of this time? It only places the numerical value, WITHOUT UNITS. Use at least 4 DECIMALS for the procedure. Place only 2 DECIMALS in the result without rounding.

A box is dropped from a certain height and it takes 1.37 s to reach the bottom, what is its speed at the end of this time? It only places the numerical value, WITHOUT UNITS. Use at least 4 DECIMALS for the procedure. Place only 2 DECIMALS in the result without rounding.

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