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Calculation

Inputs



V(0)
:30.00m / s



g
:9.81m/s^2



t
:40.00s


Here are the variables for the equation

  1. V = velocity of the free fall.
  2. V(0) = the initial velocity.
  3. g = acceleration due to gravity.
  4. t = time interval.

Output



V
:422.27


V=V0+gtV = V_{0}+ g \cdot t

Explanation

According to Newtonian physics, freefall can be classified as the motion of an object when no factor except gravity is exerting a force on it. The velocity of a given object in freefall can be calculated by obtaining the initial velocity, time taken to fall and the acceleration due to gravity.

V=V0+gtV = V_{0}+ g \cdot t
See how this equation relates to projectile motion and the freefall height!
Figure 1: Projectile Motion Diagram Including the Horizontal Component


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