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Physics, 23.02.2021 23:30, zoeycrew

La aceleración de la gravedad en la luna es la sexta parte de la aceleración de la gravedad de la tierra (g/6). En la luna se deja caer un cuerpo desde una altura de 5m. 1. ¿cuánto tiempo tarda en tocar la superficie lunar?
2. ¿en este tiempo seis veces mayor que el tiempo que tardaría en caer en la tierra? ¿por qué?

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