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A gymnast falls from a trapeze while doing a stunt. Assuming she is in free fall, how far will she have fallen in 0.3 seconds? A. 1.5 m B. 0.6 m C. 0.4 m D. 0.9 m
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Here you can use s=ut+1/2at^2
distance = (initial velocity)(time) -(1/2) (9.8 m/s^2) (time)^2
My answer was not d.
My bad its c calculation error. And @douglaswinslowcooper it is + instead of - in your equation since free fall is in direction of gravity so acceleration is positive as it is along displacement.
Arbitrary whether we consider the direction of gravity negative or positive here. Would make a difference, however, if we had a non-zero initial velocity.
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Yes but still since we are dealing with vectors its safer to stick to the notations :P
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