Calculate the free falling velocity

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A particle with a mass of 1 g is stationary at a height of 500 m relative to a reference surface .Neglecting friction and buoyance forces.

Calculate the free falling velocity that the particle would have at a height of 200 m.

Calculate the velocity that the particle would have 60 s after it starts falling.

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