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$2.00 gravitational acceleration problem

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While on the moon an astronaut enjoyed the effects of gravity. He jumped on the moon with an initial speed of 1.51m/s to a height of o.7m What amount of gravitational acceleration did he experienced?
 


   
   
   
   
 
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Preview: ... motion<br>V^2 =0 +2*gmoon*h, gmoo ...

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Preview: ... s of gravity. He jumped on the moon with an initial speed of 1.51m/s to a height of o.7m What amount of gravitatio ...

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Preview: ... t where the astronaut reaches his maximum height).<br><br>The formula relating acceleration and speed is:<br>a = (vf - vi)/t<br>where<br>vf is the final speed<br>vi is the initial speed<br>t is the time elapsed.<br>We know that vf is 0, and vi is 1.51m/s ...

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Preview: ... t of gravitational acceleration of the moon be<br>g m / s ^ 2<br>then his initial spped , u = 1.51 m / s<br>height , h = .7 m<br>let his final speed be v m / sec <br>on that height his speed be v ...

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