3.5 Free Fall.¶
Moebs, W., Ling, S. J., & Sanny, J. (2016). 3.5 Free Fall. University Physics Volume 1.
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- Free Fall
- OpenStax accordingly treats ascent and descent with the same free-fall equations and defines its elementary ideal as motion without air resistance or friction.
This sourceDefines the elementary free-fall ideal through negligible air resistance and friction, emphasizes that “falling” need not mean downward motion, and develops the constant-`g` kinematics used here.
- OpenStax accordingly treats ascent and descent with the same free-fall equations and defines its elementary ideal as motion without air resistance or friction.
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