30 Nov 11 12:54, Roger Nelson wrote to TOM WALKER:   
      
    RN>> A body falls at the rate of 32 feet per second per second.  In   
    RN>> other words, mine was a guess.  What do you calculate?  (-:   
      
    TW>> That is the Acelleration Rate of a falling object. IE: the second   
    TW>> 32 feet would take 1/2 second and so on until the rate was   
    TW>> stabilized by the air drag on the body   
      
    TW>> But because it was a 30 foot fall your Estimate is correct.   
      
    RN> I only fell 30 inches.   
      
   Note Tom's origin; Typo Tom...Sometimes he gets going pretty good and then   
   he makes some typos that leave the reader wondering. In his defense 'foot'   
   is probably just a one of those things. We we all do that on occasion.   
      
      
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