Physics Homework :3 ~Help!

Hey guys!

So I have to answer this question for my Physics Homework, but I dont get it!
I tried doing some stuff, but I dont know how to go further
Please help me :3
Thanks in advance x3

Question:
A ball is falling down from 2 meter high.
The falling time is 0.67 seconds

Calculate G? (Gravitation)

~Serious Answers please

 

How big is the ball and does it land on anyone's dick?

 

Ffs, Cant you answer it seriously?

 

I want to, but I can't if you don't give us ALL the information required. We can't just pull answers out of our asses, these questions require a lot of thought and calculation. Thought and calculation that we can't do if you deny us the information we need. No please answer my question to help me, help you.

 

Pretty simple.

You know that v=h/t
and v=gxt

so g= v/t = d/t^2

considering it's a free fall

 

Ball size: Size of a tennis ball, but its not a tennisball
Dick: No...

Lol, Genious, but now with the numbers please xD
Im sure i will do it wrong xD

Its free fall

 

g= v/t = d/t^2
g=2/(0.67)^2
g=approx(4.46 m.s-2)

considering it's a free fall

 

That's much helpful. Because you see, if it would have landed on someone's dick, then that person would have jerked around in pain and caused the ball to go flying away again at a much faster rate and possibly hit more dicks and it would be like a game of dick pong. But since it didn't we can just assume it landed on normal ground and just use this equation. g= v/t = d/t^2

Now once we do that, the answer is obvious.


It's Chuck Norris. So just fill in Chuck Norris for the answer and you get full credit. In fact you should just go ahead and put Chuck Norris in for every question because you should ALWAY get full credit.



IM HELPING!


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Thank you man! <33
I will like all your new posts :3
You are awsome, btw just to be sure, its 4,46 m/s ^ -2 ?

Arigato :3

 

I didn't realize it was International Spoonfeed Day

 

Lol.

 

the unit is m.s-2 or m/s^2

but i'm pretty sure all of that is in your text book. none of us will there on the day of your exam.
Read your lessons.

 

Ok, im such a idiot, but why is it d/t^2 ?
Why in ^2

This was a question from our teacher, not from our books.
We dont use books xD But handouts and the formula wasnt on there

 

g = v/t = (d/t)/t= d/t^2

 

Why your teacher would neglect to teach you the formulas is beyond me. That's basically all my physics class was; we just learned formulas and the physics behind them.

 

The only thing I knew about that formula was V=d/t and v=gxt
He never told us about the (x/t)/t= x/t^2

Even my sister didnt know..
And she is going to vercity.

Well, thank you for everything and sorry for bothering you :*

Thank you all very much :3

 

(x/t)/t=x/(t*t)=x/t^2

 

You are a physics master, senpai~

Btw, When did you learn this?
Im 15 now and they started learning me this (Also last year, but it was the basic stuff)

 

I'm almost 24 and i'm a mechanical engineer..

 

Awsome :3
I want to be a Aeronautical Engineer ;3
Cuz I love planes and technical stuff