Physics, 20.11.2020 16:30 potatochin21
A bridge is constructed above a river such that an object dropped from it will reach the river after 4.5 seconds. A precocious youth takes a small stone and throws it downwards with some negative inital velocity so that it hits the river afer only 3 seconds. With what final velocity will the thrown stone hit the water?
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