The athlete jumps with a pole and flies up to height of 4.58 meters. What is the athlete's velocity when falling from this height at the lowest point of the flight. Neglect the air resistance and the thickness of the trampoline. Gravitational acceleration is taken

The athlete jumps with a pole and flies up to height of 4.58 meters. What is the athlete's velocity when falling from this height at the lowest point of the flight. Neglect the air resistance and the thickness of the trampoline. Gravitational acceleration is taken

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The athlete jumps with a pole and flies up to a
height of 4.58 meters. What is the athlete's
velocity when falling from this height at the
lowest point of the flight. Neglect the air
resistance and the thickness of the
trampoline. Gravitational acceleration is taken
equal to 10 m/s².
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