Aperson standing on a cliff extends their arm past the cliff's edge and throws a stone with velocity 16.0 m/s downward. the stone is 80.0 m above ground when it leaves the person's hand. a) draw a diagram of the problem and label the known and unknown quantities. b) when will the stone land? c) what is the stone's velocity when it lands? show your work
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