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suppose you are visiting a planet in a distant part of the galaxy. to determine the acceleration due to gravity on this planet, you drop a rock from a height of 55m. the rock strikes the ground 1.9s later.how many times greater is the acceleration due to gravity on this planet than on earth?
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\[g=\frac{2h}{t^2}\]
then divide that result by 9.8 to see how many times our "g" goes into it
4.99
am i right
what is 2 times 55?
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110/2.25
3.61 not 2.25
19^2 ; not 15^2
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3.11
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right
i like that one alot better
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