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A snowflake falls from a cloud that is 500 m above the ground. It hits the ground after being pulled down due to the acceleration of gravity (-10 m/s2). How fast will it be goin…

A snowflake falls from a cloud that is 500 m above the ground. It hits the ground after being pulled down due to the acceleration of gravity (-10 m/s2). How fast will it be goin…
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A snowflake falls from a cloud that is 500 m above the ground. It hits the ground after

being pulled down due to the acceleration of gravity (-10 m/s2). How fast will it be

going as it hits the ground?

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i wabnt the points lol

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