Question

H1=6m. V1=0m/c h2=1,5m V-?

Answer 1

Дано:        | Решение :
h1= 6m     | h1     h2
h2=1.5m   | --- =  ----            V2 * h2= V1* h1
V1= 0 m/c| V2     V1
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Найти: V2|  V2=  h1 *  V1         6*0
                             ------------- =   ------- = 0 m/c 
                                  h2               1.5 

Answer 2

To determine the final velocity (V2) of an object, we need more information about the situation. It seems like you provided the initial height (H1) and the final height (H2), but we need additional details to calculate the velocity.

In general, when an object falls freely under the influence of gravity, we can use the equation for gravitational potential energy to find the final velocity:

m * g * Δh = 0.5 * m * V2^2

Where: m is the mass of the object (which cancels out), g is the acceleration due to gravity (approximately 9.8 m/s² near the Earth's surface), Δh is the change in height (H2 - H1), and V2 is the final velocity we want to find.

However, without knowing the value of Δh (the change in height) or any other relevant information, it's not possible to determine the final velocity (V2) in this particular case. Please provide more details or clarify the problem so that I can assist you further.