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A girl throws a stone straight down from a bridge to the water below. If the bridge is 16.5 m above the water and the girl throws the stone with an initial velocity of 12.85 m/s…

A girl throws a stone straight down from a bridge to the water below. If the bridge is 16.5 m above the water and the girl throws the stone with an initial velocity of 12.85 m/s…
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A girl throws a stone straight down from a bridge to the water below. If the bridge is 16.5 m above the water and the girl throws the stone with an initial velocity of 12.85 m/s, how long does it take the stone to hit the water and how fast is it moving the instant before it hits?

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