Answer to Question #287319 in Physics for Gabriel

Question #287319

a coin has fallen from an initial height of 5.0m. determine the coin's velocity when it is above the ground with a complete solution.

Expert's answer

The final velocity can be found with a very simple formula:

"v=\\sqrt{2gh}=\\sqrt{2\u00b79.8\u00b75}=9.9\\text{ m\/s}."

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