Abrick is dropped from the roof of a tall building. after it has been falling for a few seconds, it falls 47.0 m in a 1.00-s time interval. what distance will it fall during the next 1.00 s? ignore air resistance.

The brick falls with an average speed of 47m/s during 1 second interval

As the acceleration is constant, this will be our reference value at t = 0.5 s, so

lets calculate the value at the end of the interval

Vend_interval = Vinitial + g*(0.5s) = 47[m/s] +9.8(0.5)[m/s] =51.9[m/s]

With this speed we can calculate the distance traveled with the following expression

d = Vinitial*t + 1/2 * g*(t**2)

after 1 second t = 1s

d  = 51.9 [m/s] + 4.9 [m/s] = 56.8 [m]  (new distance traveled after one second)

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