How can we calculate the height that an object is dropped
from ,if we only know the freely falling time?
any equations in physics?
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If object is dropped so
initial velocity will be 0
acceleration will be g
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put value of 't' only.
initial velocity will be 0
acceleration will be g
put value of 't' only.
Anujithkp:
ut+1÷2at^2 but u =0 t=?????
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