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Will tosses a ball straight upward. Show that if the ball is tossed upward at 18m/s it will be in the air for less than 4s.
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bobpursley
Use the height formula.

hf=hi+vo*t-1/2 g t^2 solve for t, you knw hf=hi=0
14 years ago
Daisha
is there another formula that can be used? I haven't learned that one. Can it be the initial velocity/2
14 years ago

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