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OpenStudy (anonymous):

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.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

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

OpenStudy (anonymous):

air resistance is not negligible

OpenStudy (perl):

air resistance is ignored in this model, this is idealized

OpenStudy (perl):

also ignored is loss of energy due to heat, friction, sound

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