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A physics teacher walks at a very constant and amazing velocity of 2 m/s. a sneaky and disgruntled student stands on top of a 20m building and plans to drop the balloon on the h…

A physics teacher walks at a very constant and amazing velocity of 2 m/s. a sneaky and disgruntled student stands on top of a 20m building and plans to drop the balloon on the h…
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a physics teacher walks at a very constant and amazing velocity of 2 m/s. a sneaky and disgruntled student stands on top of a 20m building and plans to drop the balloon on the head of the caring and genuine 2m tall physics teacher below how far should the amazing teacher be from the impact point when the disingenuous student releases the balloon of fury?

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User Luigi Caradonna
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18m

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The student should be 18m away from the teacher

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