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Only answer if you're good at physics. 4 a. We are going to design a free-fall ride in which our vehicle has a velocity of 33m/s once the vehicle reaches the bottom.
Calculate how tall the ride would have to be in order for the vehicle to reach a velocity of 33m/s.
Gravity is 9.8m/s^2

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