Rock 1 Rock 2

Mass (kg) 2.5 25
Height of Fall (m) 78.4 78.4
Time to Fall (s) 4.0 ?
Based on this data, how many seconds will it take rock 2 to fall?

(1 point)
Responses

1.6 seconds
1.6 seconds

40 seconds
40 seconds

4.0 seconds
4.0 seconds

0.4 second

1 answer

To determine the time it takes for Rock 2 to fall, we can use the principles of physics related to free fall. The time it takes for an object to fall freely from a height (assuming negligible air resistance) is independent of its mass.

Since Rock 1 takes 4.0 seconds to fall from a height of 78.4 meters, Rock 2, which has a greater mass but falls the same height under the same conditions, will also take the same amount of time.

Thus, Rock 2 will take:

4.0 seconds.

The correct response is 4.0 seconds.

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