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On another planet, a marble is released from rest at the top of a high cliff. It falls4.00m in the first 1 s of its motion. Through what additional distance does it fall in the next 1s ? (a) 4.00m (b)8.00 m (c) 12.0 m (d) 16.0m (e) 20.0m

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So, the correct answer is option (c) 12.0 m.

Step by step solution

01

Equation of freely falling body

Vertical displacement of a freely falling body is given by the relation,x=12agt2 , where Planet ag=acceleration.

02

Explanation for correct answer

In first case, (First 1s)

Travels 4.00 m in the first 1s.

4.00m=12ag(1s)2ag=8.00m/s2

In second case,(after 2s )

xf=12(8.00m/s2)(2s)2=16m

Hence, after 2seconds of travel from rest, the change in position is 16.00 m.

So, the change in position between 1s and 2s is

16.00m-4.00m=12m.

Hence, the answer is 12 m.

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