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An object falls freely from rest through a vertical distance off 44.0m in a time of 3.0s. What value should be quoted for the acceleration of free fall?
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An object falls freely from rest through a vertical distance off 44.0m in a time of 3.0s. What value should be quoted for the acceleration of free fall?

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Answer:

9.8m\sec

Step-by-step explanation:

free falling neglecting the air drag so its acceleration will be the acceleration due to gravity

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