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    The document discusses the time and height calculations for multiple objects dropped from the same height. It shows that the time for each object to fall is equal, and provides a formula to calculate the time interval between drops. It also derives a formula showing that the height of each subsequent drop is proportional to the square of the difference between the total number of drops and its drop number.

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    The document discusses the time and height calculations for multiple objects dropped from the same height. It shows that the time for each object to fall is equal, and provides a formula to calculate the time interval between drops. It also derives a formula showing that the height of each subsequent drop is proportional to the square of the difference between the total number of drops and its drop number.

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    2020-05-20 07 - 45 - 37.7142020-02-07 04 - 51 - 26.982drops - Ceiling

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    The document discusses the time and height calculations for multiple objects dropped from the same height. It shows that the time for each object to fall is equal, and provides a formula to calculate the time interval between drops. It also derives a formula showing that the height of each subsequent drop is proportional to the square of the difference between the total number of drops and its drop number.

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    Date: 07/02/2020/F5939
    Answer: Time of fall for 1st drop = Time of fall for each drop

    2H1
    T 
    g

    Time interval between any two drops,


    T 1 2H1
    t  
    (n  1) (n  1) g

    rth drop has fallen through (n  r ) time intervals at


    any instant.
    1
    s  ut  at 2
    2
    1
     g  (n  r )t 
    2
    Hr  0 
    2

    g  (n  r )2 2H1 
       
    2  (n  1)2 g 

    (n  r )2 .H1
    Hr 
    (n  1)2

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