No, but you can calculate it, using conservation of momentum. Conservation of momentum can be verified experimentally in less extreme cases; in the case of the Earth moving towards the falling object, the movement is just too small to detect.
We have to assume that you can neglect the effects of air resistance, and the only influence on the rate of fall is gravity.
We also have to assume that the object starts from rest, i.e. somebody dropped it but didn't throw it down, so it starts falling from zero speed.
The distance it drops in ' t ' seconds is ( 1/2 G t2 ).
' G ' is the acceleration of gravity ... 9.8 meters per second2, or 32.2 feet per second2, depending on how you want the answer.
So, to answer the question:
-- Time the falling object with a stop-watch. Take the number of seconds it took to fall.
-- "Square" the number of seconds. (Multiply the number by itself.)
-- For meters, multiply by 4.9 . For feet, multiply by 16.1 .
That's all there is to it.
u use the falling object model (doesnt include air resistance)
There are many different instruments used to determine the speed, these are called anemometers.
the unit for wind is mph, (miles per hour)
That is a barometer and an anemometer .
To measure wind speed you use an anemometer. These are sometimes called wind meters. Meteorologists use anemometers to help predict weather.
To measure the speed of wind
An anemometer is used for measuring the speed of wind,
Wind Speed Is measured In Knots.No, a wind vane only gives wind direction. Wind speed is measure with an anemometer.
That is a barometer and an anemometer .
An 'anemometer' measures speed of windAn 'anemometer' measures speed of wind
a windsock can help you mesure air because when its blowing right you can tell the wind is blowing right
To measure wind speed you use an anemometer. These are sometimes called wind meters. Meteorologists use anemometers to help predict weather.
it was invented because ppl hav to mesure the wind :)
An anemometer is the easiest and best way. To tell how fast the speed is using an anemometer, determine how fast the anemometer is spinning with a speedometer if possible.
An anemometer is used to measure wind speed.
We can use wind socks and wind vanes to evaluate the wind direction and anemometers to measure the wind speed.
it turns around to mesure the wind pressure* It measures the wind that comes from the Troposphere!!!!!
It measures wind speed.
Scientists usually use the severity of the damage a tornado causes to estimate its wind speed.
The Anemometer measures wind speed, not wind direction. Wind Direction is measured by the wind vane.