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A boy tosses a football upward. If the football rises a vertical distance of 1.1 m and the boy catches it at the same point he released it, what is the velocity of the ball just before he catches it?
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Answered by
drwls
V^2 = 2 g H
where H is the height it rises, g is the acceleration of gravity and V is the velocity when thrown.
V = 4.643 m/s
When caught, it has the same speed but opposite direction (down).
where H is the height it rises, g is the acceleration of gravity and V is the velocity when thrown.
V = 4.643 m/s
When caught, it has the same speed but opposite direction (down).
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A boy tosses a football upward. If the football rises a vertical distance of 3.7 m and the boy catches it at the same point he released it, what is the velocity of the ball just before he catches it?
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