Suppose I drop a rock off a cliff of height 'h' As it falls I snap a million photographs - Physics - Force Work Power and Energy

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Suppose I drop a rock off a cliff of height 'h' As it falls I snap
a million photographs at random intervals On each picture I measure
the distance the rock has fallen
Question: what is the average of all these distances?
That is to say, what is the time average of the distance traveled?

Anshu Agrawal · Accepted Answer

Dear student, If you are a grade 10th student, then this problem is beyond your syllabus

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Suppose I drop a rock off a cliff of height 'h'. As it falls I snap a million photographs at random intervals. On each picture I measure the distance the rock has fallen. Question: what is the average of all these distances? That is to say, what is the time average of the distance traveled?

Suppose I drop a rock off a cliff of height 'h'. As it falls I snap a million photographs at random intervals. On each picture I measure the distance the rock has fallen.
Question: what is the average of all these distances?
That is to say, what is the time average of the distance traveled?