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A young student drops a stone off the side of a cliff that is 41 meters high. How long does it take the stone to hit the ground below? A) 2.89 s B) 8.36 s C) 3.20 s D) 2.04 s
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A young student drops a stone off the side of a cliff that is 41 meters high. How long does it take the stone to hit the ground below?

A)
2.89 s

B)
8.36 s

C)
3.20 s

D)
2.04 s

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Im sure it’s B
Explanation: because 41 meters in feet is 134 feet 6.173 inches and every 33.5 feet should be dropping by 2.09 seconds so it should be 8.36

2.09 x 4= “8.36”
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