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From the top floor of a very high building, a kid drops a ball. Estimate the magnitude of the acceleration of the ball right after its collision with the ground in m/s^2.
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the acceleration of gravity on earth is around 9.81 m/s^2 this number can be found in most if not all physics textbooks the only case i can think of where the acceleration of gravity would be different is if there is drag, which the problem did not state so im assuming there is none
air resistance is not negligible
air resistance is ignored in this model, this is idealized
also ignored is loss of energy due to heat, friction, sound
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