1. How quickly do objects accelerate in freefall on Earth, ignoring air resistance (make sure you include units)? In what direction is that acceleration? 2. How fast will an object be falling downwards 3 seconds after being released? ste You throw the bal straight upward while standing at a fixed position. ******* 3. If you throws an object straight up into the air and it reaches its zenith (highest point) after 2 seconds a) How long will it take for the ball to drop back down from its zenith to your hand?
1. How quickly do objects accelerate in freefall on Earth, ignoring air resistance (make sure you include units)? In what direction is that acceleration? 2. How fast will an object be falling downwards 3 seconds after being released? ste You throw the bal straight upward while standing at a fixed position. ******* 3. If you throws an object straight up into the air and it reaches its zenith (highest point) after 2 seconds a) How long will it take for the ball to drop back down from its zenith to your hand?
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