Aim: How do we use Newton’s equation of Motion to explain free fall?

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Aim: How do we use Newton’s equation of Motion to explain free fall?

Free Fall On Earth, all objects accelerate downwards at -9.8 m/s2 regardless of mass.

Acceleration due to gravity on the moon On the moon, all objects accelerate at -1.6 m/s2 downward.

Example 1- Body dropped from rest. A basketball is dropped from a building that is 45 m tall. Calculate the time it takes the basketball to hit ground. Calculate the velocity with which the object strikes ground.

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Problem 3 If I drop a watermelon from the top of one of the tower dorms at CSU, and it takes 3.34 seconds to hit the ground, calculate how tall the building is in meters.

Example 4-Projectile thrown downwards A banana is thrown downwards with a velocity of 7 m/s. If the banana strikes the ground after 4s, How tall is the building? With what velocity does the banana hit the ground?

Free Fall Tabular Approach Create a table showing the position and velocity of a skydiver after each second (for 5 seconds. (Neglect air resistance)