On the asteroid Ceres, the acceleration due to gravity is about 0.27 m/s². How long would it take a ball to fall to the ground if dropped from a height of 117_m? 29.44.s D. 28.11.s 32.59_s 34.04.s А. В. 30.92 s Е. C. 35.18_s F.

On the asteroid Ceres, the acceleration due to gravity is about 0.27 m/s². How long would it take a ball to fall to the ground if dropped from a height of 117_m? 29.44.s D. 28.11.s 32.59_s 34.04.s А. В. 30.92 s Е. C. 35.18_s F.

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Chapter3: Two-dimensional Kinematics

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