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Write a program which finds out how long time $t_{1}$ it takes before the ball reaches height $h_{1}$ by using a while loop.
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$h=10 m, y_{1}=5 m, \Delta{t}=0.01, v_{0}=0 m/s$ and $a = 9.81 m/s^{s}$.
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![Ball Fall Motion](https://github.com/dindagustiayu/Basic-NumPy-and-Matplotlib-for-solving-physics-problems./blob/main/Ballmotion_colormap.svg)
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![Ball Fall Motion](https://github.com/dindagustiayu/Basic-NumPy-and-Matplotlib-for-solving-physics-problems./blob/main/Sample%20Plots/Ballmotion_colormap.svg)
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## P5.4 - Free Fall Motion
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A ball is dropped from rest at a height of h = 100 m. The time intervals is 0.1 s up to 5 s. The constant gravitational acceleration g = 9.81 $m/s^{2}$.(a) What time does the ball hit the ground, (b) what is the velocity of the ball and (c) plot the position of the ball vs time as it falls.
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$y(t)=h_{0}-\frac{g}{t^{2}}$
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![Fall Motion](https://github.com/dindagustiayu/Basic-NumPy-and-Matplotlib-for-solving-physics-problems./blob/main/Fallmotion_colormap.svg)
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![Fall Motion](https://github.com/dindagustiayu/Basic-NumPy-and-Matplotlib-for-solving-physics-problems./blob/main/Sample%20Plots/Fallmotion_colormap.svg)
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## P5.6 -Relativistic Momentum
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In classical physics, we define the momentum $\mathnormal{p}$ of an object with mass $\mathnormal{m}$ and velocity $\mathnormal{v}$ as
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__Hint__: Use scientific notation '%e' when printing the values, to avoid incredibly large floats. Alternatively, '%g', which picks the best notation for you. Try to limit the number of decimals to a reasonable number.
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![Momentum](https://github.com/dindagustiayu/Basic-NumPy-and-Matplotlib-for-solving-physics-problems./blob/main/Relativistic_colormap.svg)
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![Momentum](https://github.com/dindagustiayu/Basic-NumPy-and-Matplotlib-for-solving-physics-problems./blob/main/Sample%20Plots/Relativistic_colormap.svg)

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