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VinnyCee
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I have an answer that does not seem right:
The raindrop falls from 1700m high with constant acceleration of 9.81 m / s^2
What is the velocity of the raindrop not considering any resistance?
i used y - yo = vo * t - (1/2) g t^2 to get the time to hit the ground at 18.62 seconds.
I then plugged that into v = vo + a t to get 182.63 m / s which seems kind of fast for a raindrop, right? Can anyone help? Please?
The raindrop falls from 1700m high with constant acceleration of 9.81 m / s^2
What is the velocity of the raindrop not considering any resistance?
i used y - yo = vo * t - (1/2) g t^2 to get the time to hit the ground at 18.62 seconds.
I then plugged that into v = vo + a t to get 182.63 m / s which seems kind of fast for a raindrop, right? Can anyone help? Please?