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Sharon and anthony dropped a stone from a 150-foot cliff. find the time, t, in seconds that it will take for the stone to reach the ground. let t=1/4 square root of s, where s r…

Sharon and anthony dropped a stone from a 150-foot cliff. find the time, t, in seconds that it will take for the stone to reach the ground. let t=1/4 square root of s, where s r…
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sharon and anthony dropped a stone from a 150-foot cliff. find the time, t, in seconds that it will take for the stone to reach the ground. let t=1/4 square root of s, where s represents the distance in feet the stone will fall.

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Work:
(s = 150ft
t = 1/4 square root of s)
Square Root (150) = 12.2474487139
12.2474487139 ÷ 4 = 3.0618621785 = ~3.062

Final Answer: About 3.062 seconds.
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