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find the velocity of an object dropped from a height of 300 m at the moment it hits the ground?
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v = SQRT(2gx) or v = √(2gx) G (gravity) = 9.81 M/s/s x = 300m So, putting the numbers in the formula we get. v = Square root of (2 x 9.81 x 300) V = sq rt of 5886 V = 76.72 m/s
i dont have to use this equation when solving? \[s(t)= s _{0}+ v _{0}t - .5 g t ^{2}\]
no. becuase there is no time in your equation. that equation would be needed if you had a time.
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