8. On Mars, a 15 N (as measured on Mars) vase is dropped out of an apartment window from aheight of 40 m onto the cement sidewalk below. When it reaches the pavement, it stops over adistance of 0.5 cm (0.005 m).[Assume:●constant acceleration as it fell in free fall and a different constant acceleration as it wasstopping.Air resistance is negliglible.Down is positive (+)The vase does not bounce on the pavement.](a) How much time did it take for the vase to reach the pavement?(b) How fast (speed) is the vase traveling just before it hits/touches the pavement?(c) What is the average velocity of the vase as it fell - from beginning to just before it hit thepavement?(d) What is the average velocity of the vase as it stopped - from the moment it touches thepavement to being at rest?(e) What is the time it takes to stop - from the moment it touches the pavement to being at rest?(f) What is the acceleration, a, as it stops - from the moment it touches the pavement to beingat rest?

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