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Physics, 16.04.2020 22:33, oglygbbjrapidd2851

A child, m = 25.0 kg, swings from a rope, L = 5.2 m, which hangs above water, d = 1.1 m, when vertical. The child is h = 8.8 m above the water when she begins to swing. Assume the child lets go at the bottom of the swing. How long does she take to reach the water, t in seconds?

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