A cliff is $300$ meters high. Consider two free-falling raindrops such that the
Source: Eotvos 1900 p3
March 19, 2020
algebra
Problem Statement
A cliff is meters high. Consider two free-falling raindrops such that the second one leaves the top of the cliff when the first one has already fallen millimeters. What is the distance between the drops at the moment the first hits the ground? (Compute the answer to within mm. Neglect air resistance, etc.)