Free-Falling Bodies Objects Falling Straight Down Points to consider: As the object falls, it has a constant acceleration due to gravity of 9.80 m/s.

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Free-Falling Bodies

Objects Falling Straight Down Points to consider: As the object falls, it has a constant acceleration due to gravity of 9.80 m/s 2. If object is dropped, initial velocity = 0. If object is thrown down, then initial velocity is …….. Final Velocity is velocity just as it hits the ground, not the velocity after it has come to a stop! All 3 acceleration equations can be used, simply substitute the acceleration due to gravity(g) for a in the equations!!!

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Bear Grylls jumps from a helicopter into a murky swamp. He lands in the water 3.1 s after he jumps out. How high was the helicopter when Bear jumped?

A baseball is thrown straight down off of a 50 m high building. The baseball hits the ground with a velocity of 41 m/s. How fast was the baseball thrown?

Objects going up and back down!! Points to consider: 1 st —Treat tossed object as two separate paths, one up and one down. Object will have an initial velocity upward! Final velocity on the upward path will be 0. Initial velocity on the downward path will be 0. Final object on the downward path will be = to the initial velocity on the upward path. Time up = Time down Distance up = Distance down

t up = t down d up = d down v i = # = v f = # v f = # = v i = # Notice anything about the velocities? Directions are opposite!! Therefore, we must make one of the two directions (-). Because on our EOC, g = m/s 2, we will consider down the + direction and up and the (-) direction.

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