Answer to Question #324667 in Mechanics | Relativity for Angela

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Question #324667

A body dropped from rest falls half its total path in the last second before it strikes ground. From what height was it dropped?

Expert's answer

"\\sqrt\\frac sg+1=\\sqrt\\frac{2s}g,"

"s=57~m."

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