00:01
So if a body free falls for 10 seconds, well, the instantaneous velocity, the change in velocity will be equal to acceleration times the change in time.
00:20
So let's say g is equal to 9 .8 meters per second squared.
00:33
And you've got to be careful about this.
00:36
G is positive, but when we go down, we can define it negative, or we can define it to be positive in a negative direction or whatever.
00:46
We're talking about a change in velocity, so i don't really think we need the negative.
00:50
We can just define the velocity as going downward.
00:53
So let's leave g positive.
00:56
So this, and let's just say it's roughly equal to 10.
01:04
Yeah, i guess we'll do that.
01:09
10 meters per second squared.
01:16
I'm actually not sure what your professors want as far as if you're allowed to use 10 or not.
01:20
So let's stay with 9 .8.
01:22
It's more exact.
01:23
So fine, we have 9 .8 meters per second squared.
01:35
And that is times 10 seconds.
01:41
10 seconds.
01:45
Right...