A kid flings a penny off of the Willis tower (h = 324 m) with a downward velocity of magnitude V0 = 1 m/s Calculate the time (t), in seconds that it takes for the penny to fall. Find the speed at which the penny hits the ground (Vf) in m/s using the initial velicity (Vo)

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A kid flings a penny off of the Willis tower (h = 324 m) with a downward velocity of magnitude V0 = 1 m/s

Calculate the time (t), in seconds that it takes for the penny to fall.

Find the speed at which the penny hits the ground (Vf) in m/s using the initial velicity (Vo)

 

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