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A 100kg diver jumps off a 40m cliff. Ignoring the affects of air resistance, determine the time it would take for the diver to reach the water.
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A 100kg diver jumps off a 40m cliff. Ignoring the affects of air resistance, determine the

time it would take for the diver to reach the water.

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Answer:2.86seconds

Step-by-step explanation:

H=gt^2/2

t=2h/g

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