Suppose that a 5-foot-long chandelier falls from a 35-foot ceiling and that you are 6 feet tall and standing directly under the chandelier (See figure below). (a) How long do you have to get out of the way? Time = seconds (b) If you do not duck or get out of the way, how fast will the chandelier be traveling when it hits your head? Speed = feet/second (c) If you were only 5 feet tall, how much greater would the speed of the chandelier be when it hit your head? Speed will be feet/second greater

Suppose that a 5-foot-long chandelier falls from a 35-foot ceiling and that you are 6 feet tall and standing directly under the chandelier (See figure below). (a) How long do you have to get out of the way? Time = seconds (b) If you do not duck or get out of the way, how fast will the chandelier be traveling when it hits your head? Speed = feet/second (c) If you were only 5 feet tall, how much greater would the speed of the chandelier be when it hit your head? Speed will be feet/second greater

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Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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