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If you dropped the hoop without any string so it did not rotate as it fell, how fast would its center be moving when it had fallen a distance h

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Although we do not have the necessary information to provide an exact answer, we can confirm that the object will have fallen by a multiple of 9.8 meters due to gravity.

How does gravity affect this fall?

When an object is dropped, its acceleration is determined by gravity. This force applies a constant acceleration of 9.8 meters per second. Therefore, to calculate its speed at distance h, we would need to know the time it has taken the object to reach this point, and use that together with our known acceleration in order to calculate its current speed.

Therefore, we can confirm that in order to calculate the current speed of the object at point h, we require the time taken to reach this point or the value of the distance itself and that the answer will be a multiple of 9.8, due to gravity.

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