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mmaggiee
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Our class dropped a golf ball from an unknown height. The time it took for the golf ball to hit the ground was 1.77 seconds. We are now required to find the height from this information. I'd just like to run over the problem with you guys.
So:
t = 1.77s
vi = 0m/s
acc = 9.8 m/s^2 (Due to gravity, correct?)
d = ?
I'm suspecting that I use the distance formula of:
d= vit + 1/2 at^2
so that the height is:
15.35m?
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I apologize for the simplicity of the problem, but I'd really appreciate help.
So:
t = 1.77s
vi = 0m/s
acc = 9.8 m/s^2 (Due to gravity, correct?)
d = ?
I'm suspecting that I use the distance formula of:
d= vit + 1/2 at^2
so that the height is:
15.35m?
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I apologize for the simplicity of the problem, but I'd really appreciate help.