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How far will a rock starting from rest fall freely in 6.00. Seconds
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How far will a rock starting from rest fall freely in 6.00. Seconds

How far will a rock starting from rest fall freely in 6.00. Seconds-example-1
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\begin{gathered} t=6.00s \\ g=9.81m/s^2 \\ h=\text{?} \\ h=(gt^2)/(2) \\ h=((9.81m/s^2)(6.00s)^2)/(2) \\ h=((9.81m/s^2)(36.00s^2))/(2) \\ h=176m \\ \text{The rock falls 176 m} \\ \end{gathered}

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