As soon as a man sees a piece of card beginning to drop, he tries to catch it by closing his hand around the card. How far has the card dropped before the man catches it, if the catching response time of the man in response to this visual stimulation is 132 ms? 17.1 cm O 8.55 cm 11.3 cm O 13.6 cm 15.9 cm 5.77 cm

As soon as a man sees a piece of card beginning to drop, he tries to catch it by closing his hand around the card. How far has the card dropped before the man catches it, if the catching response time of the man in response to this visual stimulation is 132 ms? 17.1 cm O 8.55 cm 11.3 cm O 13.6 cm 15.9 cm 5.77 cm

Principles of Physics: A Calculus-Based Text

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Author:Raymond A. Serway, John W. Jewett

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Chapter12: Oscillatory Motion

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