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Description: Juliet drops a 0.25 kg grapefruit from the 3rd-floorbalcony (10 m high), into Romeo's waiting hands (1 mhigh).c) what duration does the grapefruit fall, from drop tocatch?0.918 s0.433 sO 1.355 s-4.243 s (1)O 1.010 s-1.355 sO 4.243 s1.917 sO 0.6776 s

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Juliet drops a 0.25 kg grapefruit from the 3rd-floor balcony (10 m high), into Romeo's waiting hands (1 m high). c) what duration does the grapefruit fall, from drop to catch?

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