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If the rock was going 90m/s when it hit the ground. How many seconds would it have been falling for?

If the rock was going 90m/s when it hit the ground. How many seconds would it have been falling for?
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If the rock was going 90m/s when it hit the ground. How many seconds would it have been falling for?

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Answer:

it will hit 80

Step-by-step explanation:

because evey sec

is 10

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