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Loki is falling from rest due to gravity. A) How far in meters can he fall...

Loki is falling from rest due to gravity. A) How far in meters can he fall in 10 seconds? B) How far in km did he fall, had he been falling for 30 minutes? Interesting fact: diameter of Earth is ~13000 km. Assume: no air resistance; acceleration due to gravity is 9.8 m/s2. (round all answers to 2 sig fig)

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Nowe yonu not Thus. data is given 3o min = 30x60 = 1800 sec 2 So, (1800 sec ) x L x 9.3 9 4.9.0 18002 15 876 Km Theortically

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