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Caída libre: Alexander, Diego, Juan, Rick, Leo

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Caída libre: Alexander, Diego, Juan, Rick, Leo
 

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Tests rápidos sobre la caída libre.

by LEONARDO CLAUDIO ESPINA RIOS
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La caída libre ideal supone que no hay fuerzas de rozamiento ni viento que la perturben.

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Si no hubiese resistencia del aire, todos los cuerpos caerían a la misma aceleración independientemente de su masa.

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En la Tierra, la velocidad de un cuerpo en caída libre sin resistencia aumenta de forma lineal con el tiempo.

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En caída libre, la aceleración es aproximadamente g=9.81 m/s^2 cerca de la superficie.

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Cerca de la superficie, la aceleración g es prácticamente constante.

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En caída libre, la velocidad final depende de la masa del objeto incluso sin resistencia.

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La resistencia del aire nunca afecta la trayectoria de un objeto que cae.

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la aceleración hacia abajo siempre es positiva

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En caida libre la altura se calcula en metros

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En la caida libre el tiempo se calcula en minutos

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