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Physics, 18.02.2020 17:30 ramentome7542

When you drop a 4.5 kg watermelon off the Dennison building, it reaches a terminal velocity of around 35 m/s second before smashing into the ground. If the collision between the watermelon and the ground lasts 3 milliseconds, what is an estimate of the average force the watermelon exerts on the ground while it is landing?

1. 7600 N
2. 420 N
3. 52500 N
4. 106000 N

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