A stone is dropped from top of a building that is 19.6 metres from the ground. Before the stone reaches the ground by one second, how far is it from the ground? (Take magnitude of g-9.8 m/s A. 4.9 m O B. 2.5 m O. 19.8 m O D.9.9 m O E. 1.2 m » A Moving to the next question prevents changes to this answer.

A stone is dropped from top of a building that is 19.6 metres from the ground. Before the stone reaches the ground by one second, how far is it from the ground? (Take magnitude of g-9.8 m/s A. 4.9 m O B. 2.5 m O. 19.8 m O D.9.9 m O E. 1.2 m » A Moving to the next question prevents changes to this answer.

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Chapter1: Introduction: The Nature Of Science And Physics

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