The Drop Tower is a ride at King’s Dominion where you are raised to a vertical...
The Drop Tower is a ride at King’s Dominion where you are raised to a vertical height of 102 m. You are then released from rest and fall freely for 91 m. a) For how long are you in free fall? answer--->(t=4.3 s) b) How fast will you be going after falling for 91 m? answer--> (v=42.23m/s)
c) The final 11 m of the ride you begin slowing down, eventually coming to rest. Use your result from part 14b to find your acceleration during this slowing down phase?
d) What would a scale read if you were sitting on it during the last 11 meters?
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