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Help meeeeeeeeeee pleaseeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Answer:

The object has fallen
\boxed{\sf 289} feet from ts intial position.

Step-by-step Step-by-step explanation:

Given:

Formula:


\rm v = āˆš(2gh)

Where,

v = velocity (in feet per second)

h = Height fallen (in feet)

g = acceleration due gravity (in feet per second squared) = approximately 32 ft/sĀ²

To find:

How far an object has fallen if its velocity (v) is 136 ft/s

Solution:

By substituting the value of g & v in the formula we get:


\rm \implies 136 = āˆš(2 * 32 * h) \\ \\ \rm \implies 136 = āˆš(64h) \\ \\ \rm \implies 64h = {136}^(2) \\ \\ \rm \implies h = \frac{ {136}^(2) }{64} \\ \\ \rm \implies h = (18496)/(64) \\ \\ \rm \implies h = 289 \: ft

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