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a. When a ball is thrown straight up, by how much does the speed decrease each second?

b. After the ball reaches the top and begins its return back down, by how much does its speed increase each second?

c. Compare the times going up and coming down.

Please Help!!
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15 years ago

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hannah
10m/s i believe and that is going up and down if you neglect air resistance
15 years ago
Happy Face
10m/s for which question (a. b. or c.)?
And also how did you get that answer?
Thanks!
15 years ago

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