A theme park is planning out a new free-fall ride. The drop is almost perfectly frictionless, with a distance of 190 meters. Assuming that the initial velocity was zero, what would be the speed at the bottom of the drop? 1 53 m/s 2 61 m/s 3 67 m/s 4 72 m/s

A theme park is planning out a new free-fall ride. The drop is almost perfectly frictionless, with a distance of 190 meters. Assuming that the initial velocity was zero, what would be the speed at the bottom of the drop? 1 53 m/s 2 61 m/s 3 67 m/s 4 72 m/s

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