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if a ball is released from a height 80cm how long would it take the ball to reach the ground when g= 10m per seconds​
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if a ball is released from a height 80cm how long would it take the ball to reach the ground when g= 10m per seconds​

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if a ball is released from a height 80cm how long would it take the ball to reach-example-1
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The ball took 0.4 seconds

Step-by-step explanation:

» From the second newton's equation of motion.


{ \boxed{ \tt{s = ut + (1)/(2) {gt}^(2) }}}

  • s is displacement, s = 80cm, s = 0.8 meters
  • u is initial velocity, u = 0 [ from rest ]
  • g is 10 m/s²


{ \tt{0.8 = (0 * t) + ( (1)/(2) * 10 * {t}^(2) )}} \\ \\ { \tt{0.8 = 5 {t}^(2) }} \\ { \tt{ {t}^(2) = 0.16 }} \\ { \tt{t = √(0.16) }} \\ \\ { \underline{ \underline{ \tt{ \: time = 0.4 \: seconds \: \: }}}}

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