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    Joe had his only football stolen by hooligans who threw it from a plane at an altitude of 40,000 meters. The ball has a terminal velocity of 88 km/h falling from the plane. Joe wants to know how far away he needs to position himself running at 20 km/h to catch the ball as it falls from the plane.

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    Joe had his only football stolen by hooligans who threw it from a plane at an altitude of 40,000 meters. The ball has a terminal velocity of 88 km/h falling from the plane. Joe wants to know how far away he needs to position himself running at 20 km/h to catch the ball as it falls from the plane.

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    Joe had his only football stolen by hooligans who threw it from a plane at an altitude of 40,000 meters. The ball has a terminal velocity of 88 km/h falling from the plane. Joe wants to know how far away he needs to position himself running at 20 km/h to catch the ball as it falls from the plane.

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    Joe Wants

    His Ball Back


    Toby Philipp

    Joe has dreams of winning the Champions


    League one day, though his ball was stolen by
    a mob of anti football hooligans. They throw
    his ball out of a plane at 40,000 meters
    altitude. A football has a terminal velocity of
    88 km/h. This is his only ball, and he really
    doesn't want to lose it. How far away would
    he have to position himself in order to catch
    the falling ball whilst running 20 km/h?

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