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A rock weighing 250N falls from a height of 16 m and falls towards the ground. Determine the momentum of the rock prior to striking the ground.
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A rock weighing 250N falls from a height of 16 m and falls towards the ground. Determine the momentum of the rock prior to striking the ground.

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Answer: I'm not very good at all. I need help with determine the velocity of an object just before it hits the ground, given the object's mass and the distance it falls. For example, a .060 kg (or 60 g) ball falls from a 12 meter building. Also, assume it is free falling (no air resistance) and the average time it takes to hit the ground it 1.16 seconds.

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