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(ignoring air resistance.)
s = 0.7 metres
take g = 9.82 (m / s) / s
time to fall 0.7 metres, regardless of horizontal velocity,
t = (sq. root (s / (0.5 * g))) = 0.3776 seconds
so constant horizontal velocity required to travel 0.7 metres in 0.3776 seconds
= 0.7 / 0.3776 = 1.854 metres / second
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