Name: Date: Freefalling-Level 3 (Ignore air resistance, use 9.8 m/s for gravity) Per: Ax = =at2+Vit a (m/s2) [01] (s/w) Vi (m/s) [from, at] 2 t. 2 2 V3D3++V Ax (m) [how far] V = V +2a(Ax) (s) ) 2. Maribel and Santiago drop a small coin from the roof of their apartment building. If the building is 18.4 meters tall, calculate how long it will take the coin to reach the ground. t.

Name: Date: Freefalling-Level 3 (Ignore air resistance, use 9.8 m/s for gravity) Per: Ax = =at2+Vit a (m/s2) [01] (s/w) Vi (m/s) [from, at] 2 t. 2 2 V3D3++V Ax (m) [how far] V = V +2a(Ax) (s) ) 2. Maribel and Santiago drop a small coin from the roof of their apartment building. If the building is 18.4 meters tall, calculate how long it will take the coin to reach the ground. t.

College Physics

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305952300

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Publisher:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Chapter4: Newton's Laws Of Motion

Section4.2: The Laws Of Motion

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