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Watch Baumgartners jump: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-19943590 Skydiver Felix Baumgartner breaks sound barrier Fast facts from the jump: Exit altitude: 128,100ft; 39,045m Total jump duration: 9'03" Freefall time: 4'20" Freefall distance 119,846ft; 36,529m Max velocity: 833.9mph; 1,342.8km/hr; Mach 1.24 “g” at 39,045 m is approximately -9.6 m/s2 Using the information above, calculate the following -MUST SHOW ALL 5 STEPS!: 1. Using the free fall distance, calculate how much time it should take for a rock to fall the same distance Baumgartner did.
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