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The physics question asks for the instantaneous velocity of a freely falling object after 19 seconds, given an acceleration due to gravity of 9.8 m/s². The relevant equation used is Δv = aΔt. The user initially calculated the velocity as 186.2 m/s but seeks assistance with another problem titled "help with problem." The discussion highlights the importance of understanding kinematic equations in solving physics problems.
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Homework Statement




What is the instantaneous velocity of a freely
falling object 19 s after it is released from a
position of rest? The acceleration of gravity
is 9.8 m/s^2

Answer in units of m/s

Homework Equations



Δv=aΔt

The Attempt at a Solution


186.2
 
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I got this one nvm but can someone help me with the one titled "help with problem"
 
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