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    1) The document describes the motion of an object falling from a height Y of 10 meters and hitting the ground after traveling a horizontal distance X of 9 meters. 2) It provides the equations to calculate the vertical velocity V2, time t, and horizontal distance x in terms of the gravitational acceleration g, initial height Y, and height fallen h. 3) By setting h to 7 meters in the equations, the document solves for the values of V2 as 11.7 m/s, t as 0.63 seconds, and confirms that the horizontal distance x is 9 meters.

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    1) The document describes the motion of an object falling from a height Y of 10 meters and hitting the ground after traveling a horizontal distance X of 9 meters. 2) It provides the equations to calculate the vertical velocity V2, time t, and horizontal distance x in terms of the gravitational acceleration g, initial height Y, and height fallen h. 3) By setting h to 7 meters in the equations, the document solves for the values of V2 as 11.7 m/s, t as 0.63 seconds, and confirms that the horizontal distance x is 9 meters.

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    Caida de Agua-1

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    Ellis Gerson Vasquez Chacon
    1) The document describes the motion of an object falling from a height Y of 10 meters and hitting the ground after traveling a horizontal distance X of 9 meters. 2) It provides the equations to calculate the vertical velocity V2, time t, and horizontal distance x in terms of the gravitational acceleration g, initial height Y, and height fallen h. 3) By setting h to 7 meters in the equations, the document solves for the values of V2 as 11.7 m/s, t as 0.63 seconds, and confirms that the horizontal distance x is 9 meters.

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    (𝑔.

    𝑡^2)/2=(𝑌−ℎ)

    √(2.𝑔.ℎ)=𝑉_2 Y=10 m
    √((2.(𝑌−ℎ))/𝑔)=𝑡

    h Y-h=3.0 m
    h=7 m
    Y 𝑉= 11.7 m/s X=𝑉_2.𝑡

    X=9 m 2√(ℎ.(𝑌−ℎ) )
    =𝑥
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    0.16 s 1.83 2.88
    9
    0.31 s 3.67 2.52
    8
    0.47 s 5.5 1.92
    7
    0.63 s 7.33 1.08
    0.78 s 9.17 0 6
    5
    4
    3
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