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a freely falling body covers 44.1m in the last second of its journey.find the total distance travelled by the body? a)88.2 m b)66.2 m c)108.3 m d)122.5 m
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Draw the position - time, velocity - time and acceleration - time graphs for a freely falling body released from rest. Ignore air resistance and the buoyancy of air. Take g = 9.8 m/s^2 .
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