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A rock falls from a height X1 . Two seconds later , the second rock falls from a height X1-60 . From what height the first rock falls , and how much time did it take , if both of the rock fall at once ? Please tell me how the equation goes .(if possible)

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it goes with the formula of h=1/2g t^2 but i dont know how to use the formula – ZanaKabashi Oct 10 '12 at 18:51
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