6. On a sunny day after an ice storm, a chunk of ice melts off a tall tree branch and falls to the ground under free fall acceleration, narrowly missing a physics student walking by. After recovering from this close call the student notes that it took one fifth of a second for the falling chunk to go from their eye level to the ground. Knowing that while they're walking their eye is 1.5 m above the ground they deduce the height of the tree branch above the ground. What is it?

6. On a sunny day after an ice storm, a chunk of ice melts off a tall tree branch and falls to the ground under free fall acceleration, narrowly missing a physics student walking by. After recovering from this close call the student notes that it took one fifth of a second for the falling chunk to go from their eye level to the ground. Knowing that while they're walking their eye is 1.5 m above the ground they deduce the height of the tree branch above the ground. What is it?

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