A 1.11.1-kilogram mass has just been dropped from the roof of a building. I need to catch it after it has fallen exactly 9696 meters. If I weigh 8484 kilograms and start running at 99 meters per second as soon as the object is released, how far away can I stand and still catch the object?

A 1.11.1-kilogram mass has just been dropped from the roof of a building. I need to catch it after it has fallen exactly 9696 meters. If I weigh 8484 kilograms and start running at 99 meters per second as soon as the object is released, how far away can I stand and still catch the object?

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1.11.1-kilogram

mass has just been dropped from the roof of a building. I need to catch it after it has fallen exactly

9696

meters. If I weigh

8484

kilograms and start running at

meters per second as soon as the object is released, how far away can I stand and still catch the object?

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